Mills

A little drawing of our Mills. 

Paddleboard Storage - T-RAX SUP Wall Rack

Finally a great solution to the paddleboard storage dilemma. My wonderful wife got me the SUP Wall Rack Double from T-RAX. They were simple to mount, super solid and look damn good (not to mention made in the USA with a lifetime guarantee). Now our boards have a safe place to stay until next spring. Thanks so much honey.

*New Shirts* Gadsden and Gonzales Flag Microfiber Fishing Shirt

Just got in the test prints for the new solar performance microfiber fishing shirts.

The Solar Performance Long Sleeve offers superior sun protection and performance qualities. Featuring up to UPF +50 solar protection, the Solar Performance Long Sleeve is lightweight, comfortable, and sure to keep the sun's rays from penetrating through your skin. This fabric is powered by PURE-tech moisture wicking technology.

Gadsden Flag - Dont Tread on Me - $30.00

Gonzales Flag - Come and Take It - $30.00

+ $6.00 shipping within the United States

If you are interested in a shirt, shoot me an email. 

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Jen's Red

Finished project

Finally finished up the drawing of Jen's redfish she caught in Louisiana with Captain Greg Moon.

Picket Fence Fish

Craft Craft Craft all day long

Picket Fence Fish made from reclaimed fence pickets.

3rd Clutch In Texas Heat Was A Success

Only one hatched out of 4. The mother bluebird vanished and dad bluebird took over raising the lone baby. He did a great job. The baby survived several days of 100+ degree days with the heat shields and the mister set up on it. This year we had 7 of 14 hatch and all 7 fledged. Not a bad year. Good work bluebirds. 

Toes out and ready to go. 

Dad Blue in the background watching over his baby. 

Summertime Carp on Ray Roberts

Casey and I made took a morning to find some carp. The first fish was a crawler that had more of himself out of the water than in. Casey made some great cast to cruising fish  and was hooking up all around me. Finally started spanking some fish when I found them buried up in the weeds. Their tail would give them away and they would appear out of nowhere. The good thing about this type of fishing was that you could almost walk on top of them before they would spook. I was basically high sticking them, dangling the fly in front of them until they saw or felt the fly, followed but a gentle sip and then an explosion from the grass. We did pretty good for the day considering the clouds and wind were our constant companions.

The Blue Herons were very busy feeding their very demanding babies

Casey releases another carp in front of me (sporting the Redfish Tail Shirt).

The water levels on all the lakes are very low. The shoreline is covered with all sorts of tracks and trails. This one was the coolest and the one that I had no desire to follow.