Jumping Fish
The other day when I took students to Clyde Keefer Park in St. Anthony, I noticed a few Rainbow Trout trying to clear the diversion dam on the river. I went back on Thursday and tried to photograph the action. I managed to capture a few. I would just put the camera on continuous and shoot forty frames or so, delete the ones that didn't have any fish, and then do it again. I think in 45 minutes or so I captured a few decent images of jumping fish. I only saw two fish make it, the rest came crashing back down. I'm including a grid of the best of the jumping fish, an image that shows a pair of jumping fish from a little further back, and a panoramic image of the dam. Enjoy.
Clyde Keefer Diversion Dam, St. Anthony, ID 2009
Jumping Rainbow Trout, St. Anthony, ID 2009
Jumping Rainbow Trout Grid, St. Anthony, ID 2009
Clyde Keefer Diversion Dam, St. Anthony, ID 2009
Jumping Rainbow Trout, St. Anthony, ID 2009
Jumping Rainbow Trout Grid, St. Anthony, ID 2009
posted by Darren at
8:00 PM
4 Comments:
I like this one. It would be fun to go watch the fish jump up river. Aren't you missing a post on your blog?
I wish I could see the missing post, too. Those fish are cool.
Where is the black bear that usually stands there waiting for the fish to jump into it's mouth?
get a NET!
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