Brian, Mike and Dave took advantage of this spectacular autumn day. Hooking up the fishing boat, they headed into Algonquin to fish Lake Opeongo.Fishing is serious business. Requires a lot of attention to detail, and concentration. David demonstrates the approved technique.
Part way through the day, a mourning cloak butterfly dropped in to visit, landing on Brian's hands. It was quite happy to have a bit of rest, out there in the middle of Algonquin's largest lake.
They stopped for a shore lunch, and David and Mike picked out a campsite for a future adventure. Algonquin has that affect on people.
It is a stunningly beautiful place, no matter what season of the year. Right now, with the colour painting the hills, it is breath-taking.
Not nearly so breath-taking, however, as the lake trout Brian landed. Dinner!
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