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The confluence of the North Fork and Middle Fork of the Flathead River In Montana. About 2 miles from the house where I grew up. Glacier National Park is in the background.
Flathead and Missoula Sentinel playing in the consolation game and the Flathead goalie decides to take off out of the goal and immediately becomes a target. Flathead wins and takes 3rd place in the state tournament.
What lies in the mud with both eyes on the same side of its head? It sounds like the beginning of a bad joke but that’s our lovable flathead.
Buried in the sand with just the eyeballs poking out, he waits for an unsuspecting critter to happen by and then … BANG! This throwback to the dinosaurs explodes in a cloud of dust.
Flathead are one fish you can find almost anywhere in Australia. Some of the east coast dusky flatties are enormous by we’re not fortunate enough to find them in WA. Our most common types are the blue spot, found mainly offshore, and the bartail, which is in most of our rivers and estuaries.
If you've got a household you've got to have screwdrivers. Preferably many. In many rooms. In this photo I liked the four diagonal lines.
Seems like there are always sailboats on Flathead...they sort of add to the picturesqueness.
Polson, MT. August 2008.