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Angler Eric Packard's Field Notes: On 5/7 I fished the bay, but the weather prediction was a bit off. The wind was racing down the bay. But in light of that we caught fish. Catching close to 50 striped bass. Most within the slot, a good number over slot and a couple under.
On 5/9 I fished St Mary’s Lake. There catching six largemouth bass and two pickerel. Although they were small fish, it was a fun spring outing.
On 5/11 I fished the West Branch of the Patuxent River. More wind, with a lot of rain thrown in for good measure. Catching two nice bass on green pumpkin colored wacky worm.
On 5/12 I fished Point Lookout. Very slow, I caught a striped bass in the channel leading out to Cornfield Harbor. I could see cownose ray on the meter too, so I headed over to the lighthouse. I did not see fish out there, I even went around the point to fish the bay. Still no fish. I spoke to a pound netter who stated that he hasn’t seen any marketable fish in his nets. Very slow down there.
To close out, I fished north, at Triadelphia Reservoir on 5/14. Wind was a factor as the morning went on. Only fishing a few hours. Well, more driving there and back from Solomons then fishing. While there catching a 30” northern pike. But the trip up was well worth it. I went north to get a big pike and I did just that.
Stephen Downs (born 1980)
The Chain Gang, 2021
Natural and synthetic fabric, polyester and cotton thread, crystal glass beads
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The Chain Of Lakes multi-use trail in Halifax, Nova Scotia. For more info visit: www.halifaxtrails.ca/index_files/FairviewLakeside.html
Construction chain for ships on the banks of the Rijnhaven in Rotterdam. Aanlegketting v.oor schepen aan de over van de Rijnhaven in Rotterdam.
The door to an old shed being barely held closed by an old, rusty chain.
Somewhere between Columbia and Hohenwald, TN
At the request of my mother, we went for a nice afternoon walk on Mother's Day. Saw this chain on the ground and figured it'd be pretty good practice for post-processing (turning something ordinary into something a bit more photographic / artsy).
I think it came out alright, but it's still missing something...something that'll give it the kick and make you say wow. Hm, I'll probably go back to the original and start from scratch. Stay tuned.
Another dog staring intently at a squirrel and the sun was i nthe east casting this nice dark shadow of the chain-link fence on her face. also B&W 35mm film
Amethyst center wrapped in 22k Gold - Smokey quartz crystal faceted - Hematite- Amethyst chain-14k Gold clasps
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, on 6.27.08
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
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Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
These innocent chains became casualties of a battle between 635 horsepower and 16 tires versus a tile plow sunk in several tons of mud. You can see that the chains have already been repaired from past wounds. I as the medic, figured that a new draft would be more practical, and so now we have new recruits. Their battle days will come.