FredFlyfisher, is that you?

[m.c.adams]

I can't really tell, I had the metering set wrong, and it blew out the highlights pretty bad.



But, it might be.
Mark

[Fred flyfisher]

LOL, well Mark, ya never know! Thanks buddy, when I see you shooting my pic from shore, I'll wave next time. Great capture of one of my favorite pastimes.

[m.c.adams]

Fred, I thought you might get a kick out of it. I really couldn't use the shots I took for anything else, as I made a bad mistake. Always zero out your camera to your regular settings before shooting. I shot about 150 shots on spot metering after I didn't reset it from the night before. The spot where the photo was taken was right below the Lake Taneycomo dam on the White River, Branson, MO.
Mark

[davidaj]

I hope not. good shot, but that fly is going to land in a miserable heap on soft water.That cast will put that pool down unfortunately.Line before fly is a no no.Trout are smart.

But none the less , I love seeing flyfisherman I do it on a regular basis.......2 weeks plus till the Salmon come in.

[Fred flyfisher]

Originally Posted by m.c.adams

Fred, I thought you might get a kick out of it. I really couldn't use the shots I took for anything else, as I made a bad mistake. Always zero out your camera to your regular settings before shooting. I shot about 150 shots on spot metering after I didn't reset it from the night before. The spot where the photo was taken was right below the Lake Taneycomo dam on the White River, Branson, MO.
Mark

Well, I did get a HUGE kick out of it and thanks again for thinking of me. The White river is known for it's population of trout. Nice place from what I hear. Thanks again Mark.

[FromtheBackofaHorse]

Just stopping in to wave at Fred and Mark.

Great shot, Mark. Love how you caught the line in air.