 A spawned-out Kokanee near Durango Colorado. |
| Kokanee (land-locked Pacific sockeye salmon) are suited to the large, fluctuating mountain reservoirs of Colorado. These silver fish with black spots on the upper half of their bodies can be found swimming in compact schools feeding on zooplankton, a food source unaffected by the drawing down of reservoirs. They turn reddish in color and males develop a “hook jaw” during the fall spawning season. |
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| go kokanee go! |
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| off with their heads! |
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| end game...but the cycle continues |
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| layers and bends |
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| He ate it! He ate it! |
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| cold river warming |
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| sunny tail |
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| otter print |
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| digital darkroom: bow and bugger |
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| ghost angler |
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| cold tracks |
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| ice brown |
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| flight |
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| baldy games |
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| out of here |
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| Will Blanchard casting |
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| brookie solo spawning...kinda funny |
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| Nate Bronson and a stunning brown. |
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| Noodle master.... |
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| lunch |
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| buzzzzzworm sign |
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| pork chop |
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