Bill and Di will be here with meat and eggs we are ready for the kiln opening- well maybe we need a bag of ice.....

I was cleaning up from the last of the cookie baking and watching Mark fish down at the pond.
I thought, "he has something..." Then I saw it jump! Wow! he really does have something!
I watched him pull in the big brother of the one caught a couple of weeks ago.
What a brute!
So you fishermen and fisher women take a look at what came out of the pond.

And know that no fish were harmed. We took his picture and put him back.
He was a little over 8 pounds- 24 inches long and at least 6 1/2 inches at his widest point.
A nice fish if I say so myself.
See you tomorrow in Whynot!

7 comments:
Have fun!
I'm not a fisher woman - but this one looks mighty nice :)
Wow, that's a big fish (and a big beautiful pot). How deep is your pond? Good luck with your sale.
hope everything's going well with the sale; the fish (and pot) are beautiful! xoxoxo
Hope your big day is even better than you expected.
I'm a Fisherwoman and while we do a lot of catch & release, I think now that I've been doing slab work, I'd have been tempted to make a fresh potter's plaster mold of the fish! He was so cool looking! Probably better to let him get even bigger ;o)
Hi all- it was a great day with good customers coming and going and taking some pots home. The weather was wonderful- and we enjoyed it.
Cindy- I added you to my blog list.
M
Nice fish! Glad for you he was caught!
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