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Summer Fishing 2006
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It's Howard County Fair Week,
and we got in some afternoon fishing between livestock events. 

	A green heron ( middle, right ) perches on a rock, in search of lunch. Joe-pye weed is in full bloom and occurs frequently along the shorelines and are big attractors of swallowtails.
	The parasite, common dodder ( AKA Devil's Guts ) envelopes lizard tail and duck potato on the lake bank.
	Mallards watch as we fish.
	We fished for two-hours and only caught two fish, a bluegill and a bass. The lake was busy and noisy, with a dozen rental paddle boats and canoes. I caught the bass on a 5-inch senko worm, and Jeb caught the bluegill on a live worm. We tried several baits and caught mostly algae-gators and spatterdock.
	I have no idea who dressed Jeb today, and I have no idea what Mark is doing in the background.