Top Water Bass

[BenFishin]

4 lber on a Umpqua Frog

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6178/6199520925_e68c6a4498_b.jpg

it's not a bird shot but hopefully you can enjoy it

[Joe Mateas]

Nice bass, pic too!!

[Flyfisher70]

Excellent close up and personal shot. Some really great detail in the image, thanks for sharing.

[Scott V]

Nice pic Ben, was that taking with 35mm camera? I am looking to replace my current camera, but need to stick with a waterproof one. Probably get the newest Optio.

[luckydude]

Wow, nice bass. Care to share where you got it? I'm looking for places to fly fish for Bass.

[mar]

solid work bro!

[BenFishin]

thanks guys...

Scott...yes 35 mm, entry level dslr and cheapo lens.

Luckydude...the lake is called Lake Mildred, you pretty much have to be camped out there to fish it. located on the 1000 Trails campground "Lake of the Springs" just east of Collins Lake.

Mar, hope you feel better bro. we on for this weekend?

[jbird]

I missed this one when it was originally posted. Beautiful picture! Great detail.

Well done!

[rusty fly]

Was that taken with or digital?

[rusty fly]

I meant to say film or digtal

[jbird]

Rustyfly; it looks like digital


35 mm, entry level dslr and cheapo lens.

[rusty fly]

I forgot the d meant.Thanks

[Loren E]

Great detail in this photo, really nice colors on the cheek.


thanks guys...

Scott...yes 35 mm, entry level dslr and cheapo lens.



This is actually a contradiction. Film cameras traditionally had sensors that were 35mm across in size. Professional class digital cameras now retain basically that same sensor size and are referred to as "full frame", but an entry level DSLR has an APS-C sized sensor that is a good bit smaller than a full frame 35mm sensor.

[BenFishin]

thanks again for the kind words

camera is a nikon d60 & the lens is a quantaray 18-200mm

like my fishing equipment, I buy basic and get the most use out of it

[oldtrout]

Nice picture BenCatching, we should hook up soon.