Fish Magnet

I generally eschew explanations that reduce to "good luck" or "bad luck." Having said that, however, I must confess that the longer I fish, the more I think some people couldn't catch a starving fish in a bucket while other people can't help but catch fish after fish for no apparent reason. My older son, Calvin, falls in the latter category. This kid simply outfishes anyone in the boat, any day, all day. Tonight, we see him posing with another sample of last night's teaser.

Calvin poses with a fine example of Centropomus Undecimalis, or the common snook:

Calvin caught several large snook tonight. But he not only catches big fish, he catches variety. Here we see Calvin with another of tonight's species, the sheepshead (archosargus probatocephalus):



















Check out the teeth on this thing!

I'll take fish species for $500, Alex....

Go Fish.

Beaver Barrister

Below is a letter from Joe W. McCaleb, Esq. to the city attorney regarding the beavers and the wetlands at the CCOF. I offer no comment or opinion on Mr. McCaleb's legal conclusions, but I can say that at no time has the city advocated or required that the beavers be killed. References to "conibear traps" flow from the assumptions of local activists, not from any city authority.

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