Showing posts with label Lake Trout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lake Trout. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

August Harvest Minnesota Style

 A few images of the last week's harvest in MN

Lake Superior Herring coming to the cooler.
Another herring in my Father-in-law's nets
Said cooler...

Herring gull awaiting scraps of its namesake.
Lake Superior Agate Harvest



As the newly appointed Head of Marketing for the Halsnoy Fish Company (a volunteer position),  I came up with this clever campaign.


We worked hard for a quart of these!


My 7 year old with her first Lake Superior - Lake Trout.  Her Great, Great Grandfather's fish house in the background
Raspberries, Lobster Mushrooms, Herring, Lake Trout and Blueberries...a full on Minnesota harvest.


Saturday, July 2, 2011

Lake Superior Shore Fisherman's Creed

 




















Neither government shutdowns (couldn't buy a fishing license), nor cold water (41 degrees) nor lack of sleep (2.5 hours) will keep a fisherman from delivering a fly to the lake trout of Lake Superior.  







With the sun just clearing the horizon the first Superior lake trout succumbed to the siren song of my striper stripped Deceiver.  Shortly thereafter the second was on the rocks.  By 2 pm, brine soaked they were in the weber over hot coals with hot alder and maple smoke wafting all around.  By 6 pm they were devoured.

















(Rest assured that a license will be acquired as soon as the state leaders realize that "Revenue" is a good thing for the state.)