Photo Slideshow: Snorkeling for Greenback Cutthroat
Last Friday I punished myself with a four mile hike, up a couple thousand feet in to Rocky Mountain National Park to try and get a glimpse of the underwater world of the greenback trout in one of my favorite "close lakes" to fish. I brought my underwater housing, dry suit, snorkel, and way too much camera gear. Like 50 or 60 pounds worth... The premise was to shoot some underwater footage for a book project that I'm working on with friend Geoff Mueller, and show a handful of my friends the fishery.
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4 comments:
Beautiful pics!!
You do look a bit over dressed for the occasion, but if the water was 43 degrees like it was here in Nor Cal this morning, warm is always better.
Mark
Shoreman,
Yeah I think Tim stayed pretty warm with that wetsuit so I would have hated to see how could it was wihtout that outfit!
Cutthroat,
Definitely some pretty pictures, love those underwater cameras!
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