We went to Cabela's in Buda with Roger. Gene and I are not hunters, campers or fishermen, the store doesn't hold a great deal of fascination for us. They do however have a huge aquarium and an unbelievable amount of dead stuffed animals, not unlike a natural history museum. A very nice display if you like that sort of thing. Roger knew the person that shot one deer and the place it was from in Arizona -- small world.
No photos of the stuffed animals, probably some sort of copyright thing, there. I don't think you can copyright a swimming generic fish, so I'm posting these photos. Pretty nice aquarium.



These came out pretty good. There was a white catfish, but he was camera shy and didn't show up well in my photos.
Is this a more useful way to pass the time? I've got to get busy now......
2 comments:
Jo: Nice fish pictures. The first two are of a Bluegill. It is a big one. The third picture has two Large Mouth Bass with a Gar in the back. The catfish must of been an albino with red eyes. Catfish don't normally come in white.
Hey, fishing guy, thanks. I'll send you a small copy of the white fish and you can identify it. It wasn't clear enough for the page.
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