I found myself with a camera in my vest that I hadn't used all season. I just never took thr time to snap away. Aother fish will come along and I'll take a pic of it maybe and then never did.

I just was more into the fishing than the chronicling (where have I seen that term before)of my success.
With the cheap kodak digg my wife bought me I hope to get back into taking more pics. The fishing alone and trying to release the fish with as little harm done as possible is still tricky bizzniss.

I never will be a good photog but hopefully the beauty of the models will make up for the incompetence of the loose screw holding the camera.

I don't know, to me its not all about taking pictures of the whopper I just caught.. I bet I take more landscape photos then the animal/fish pictures taken.. I understand about chronicling every single thing but really there is nothing more satisfying then looking back to jog all those memories.. Often times forgotten.. Those old photos bring me joy of time spent with folks who are no longer around to share with.. I only chronicle things in hopes my family & friends can do the same.. kinda sappy huh..

   Probably dont take many photos myself cause I'm a mechanical klutz. Coupla times I actually got  the whole fish in the picture. You guys take some great stuff. Keep em coming-helps to quell the pre season jitters.
  Home movies were another thing though-till the burglary - they went south.

Know what ya mean Salmo- I dont even like to takem outa the water anymore either. I'd probably drown myself trying to release AND get a photo. One hand trying to get the pliers to the hook and the other trying to snap a shot and the rod? OOOPS splash.