Lucas Carroll Photography

Friday, March 5, 2010

Kids Day Out 3-4-10

An amazing March day of fishing with the kids. Weather was high 30's/sunny, and the fish were hungry. Both kids reeled in trout, and had turns netting fish. Angler: Brian Bradfield

Fishing buddies.

Brian's nice one.

Little net man.

My daughters first brown trout

Fish on!

Reeling in and ready to go.

Car packed... it was hard to leave.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Winter Inland: Part II 2/27/10

Winter inland fishing offers a great opportunity to hook and land a lot of fish. Not very many anglers brave the elements, and the fish get comfortable again. Angler: Andy Borden

Winter Inland Trout

Beautiful brown ready to go.

A responsible trout pose.

Beautiful fin and skin of a native brown.

Brookie bonus, thank you red worm!

My 4th brookie in 5 years out of this typically all brown water.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Winter Inland: Part I 2/27/10

A warm winter day in Western NY was accompanied by high volumes of wet falling snow and a brisk wind. Bugs were out, and the fish were happy. Angler: Andy Borden.

The Winter Angler

Breaking in the new boots.

Finding the way.

A quick preview.

Gloveless drifting.

Breaking down the gear.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

After hitting the tribs in the AM Andy and I traveled down to the inland streams to try at a few little browns. It was a beautifully sunny and warm winter day. If you have followed my work at all you know I'm a 'right out of the camera' kind of guy... I do own photoshop, and from time to time I learn a new editing technique and use it. Hope you like these...

Farm country.

Gear on the tracks.

Very young brown, sporting parr marks.

Trout eye, colors reduced.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

The End of the Skunk 2/20/10

After so many unsuccessful trips to the lake tribs I finally connected with a steelhead. It was small but beautiful. What happens after a month long string of fishless and freezing days? You take lots of pictures... Thanks to Andy Borden for a great job handling the fish.