We headed to camp on Friday for the fish fry and it was the nicest weather day of the weekend.
John A. and Brad H. headed to Potato upon their arrival and crushed the trout.
It was the highlight of the weekend.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
YUMMMMM !!
This was the Highlight of the Penguins Playoff game.
John A. whipped up this delicious appetizer plate for us to snack on.
BRAD H.
We had a new visitor at camp for the weekend.
Brad H. will be leaving for Alaska at the end of May for the next 4 months to act as a professional fly fishermen guide for clients from around the world.
Now that's a sweet job!
After the disappointing Penguins game we headed to Potato Creek and Brad landed the largest fish caught from camp this year. He checked in with a 17 inch fat Brookie.
JOHN A. and MYSELF
John and myself braved the elements and gave fishing a try to no avail.
It was like fishing the Dead Sea. I guess the trout weren't to happy with the bone chilling cold and late season snowstorm either.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
TIME FOR MUFFIN MAKING
The Friday before the Pa. trout opener is a time for the annual tradition of Jim F. making English Muffins and Doug A. frying 10lbs of bacon for the upcoming week.
Jim got the recipe from his father and has made them since camp has been ours.
They are the best!
JIM F.
The day before the opening of the Pa. Trout season is 1 of the most enjoyable days of the year. It's great to get together with friends and get camp officially opened for the year.
DOUG A.
On Fishmas Eve, Doug always cooks up 10 pounds of bacon for the upcoming week.
He also partakes in the consumption of a few beverages of his choice.
YUMMMMM !!!!!!!!
A fresh baked English Muffin browned in grease and stuffed with crispy bacon might not be good for you, but it sure is tasty!
BREAKING OUT THE CROWN
Fishmas Eve is also known as Drunk Friday.
Joe M. is breaking out the good stuff.
WAITING IN ANTICIPATION.
Bob M. waiting for the official opening of the 2012 Pa. Trout Opener at precisely 8:00 a.m.
WHERE ARE THE FISH?
Things started out a little slow to start off the opener, but our persistence paid off.
We all managed to fill our creels.
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