As I look out the window at my poor bass boat covered in snow, I cant help but think of things that would be better than this day. It is only the second week of October, the leaves on my maple trees are still green and I have one more tournament scheduled to fish this year. I usual have the boat tucked away in a nice warm garage before the snow flies. Yet there it is. If the boat could talk it would have words for me I am sure.


I could be duck hunting. Snowy cold weather is good for duck hunting. My mind continued to wander.... Deer season is right around the corner, phesants just opened as well.
It was about this time last year that I was fishing in Mexico (see Fish and Cervesa in Cancun). No snow in Cancun. That would be nice....
I saw a few pinks a week ago at the base of Goose Berry Falls running up from Lake Superior. During the fall of every odd numbered year, Pink Salmon run up the Skagit river in Washington state, eventually spawning in the streams that flow past a cabin I still own out there. Pinks/Humpies are a favorite of mine, mainly because they are aggressive hitters unlike most Salmon during spawning. 

 
                                Male Pink Salmon caught on the Cascade River.

The river is probably full of them by now...and it doesn't snow there very often.

Well the list could go on but my 2 year old daughter wants to make a snowman so playing in the snow is what I will end up doing today. Until my next day dream.....

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