The file name tells the story; it's a female rainbow trout (鱒魚), 5 lbs., 23.5 inches, caught on June 13, 2011.
Fun, :)
IS
5 pounds of rainbow trout! That's a giant one. It's much bigger than that we eat in restaurant.
#69 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週六 6月 25, 2011 1:25 pm
由 snowrider
OIC, that's female with a lot of egg.
#70 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週六 6月 25, 2011 1:54 pm
由 taichiskiing
snowrider 寫:5 pounds of rainbow trout! That's a giant one. It's much bigger than that we eat in restaurant.
Yup, that is quite big for a rainbow trout, a rare catch too; average supermarket farm raised trouts are around a pound or less. I haven't eaten "restaurant fish" for ages; I've got spoiled, now, except seshime, I only eat the fish I caught, for the freshness, and my wife cooks excellent fish dishes too.
Lucky me, :)
IS
#71 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週日 6月 26, 2011 12:03 am
由 taichiskiing
snowrider 寫:OIC, that's female with a lot of egg.
Not really, rainbows are "fall spawners," so their eggs have not developed yet.
So, what's fishing to do with skiing? I practice "balancing" on fishing and balance the canoe at the same time; I call "fishing" as "push-hand with fish," 跟魚‘推手’," so the principle is the same, "balancing an invisible force, and/while learning the "strength" and "directions" how the invisible force moves, and that is the principle of "one Way fits all," 「以一貫之」.