And a few of Billy......( I did NOT take these pics originally, these were on the board at the tourney and I took a pic of them to post here!)




Oh and A few in the meantime before it was time for me to come back....lol






A midnight-solar effect on Team Pokaho.......


Another example of a Bowfishers boat set-up......


And finally same one as earlier but this is the negative...

Damn I hate missing these!

Don't worry about Dr. Rob Billy; Mark and I will be back on a boat together and we'll be gunnin' for him.

I know waht you mean Bambam about another expensive hobby. I have about 6, and photography has been one for a while, although I know I'm not in as deep as you. I had a nice Cannon AE-1 a long time ago and it got me started. Now I have a nice Kodak digital and I love it. All I have as far as accessories for it are 2 tripods and an extra card. It gets me by.



I wish you would have gotten another picture of this guy. I assume this is Chris' bowfin?

I did get another shot of that fish it's the next picture as well......On that shot I muted all the red in the photo so you all would have a better view of the green fins and such..

We have a few kodak's as well Bowman.....my first one was my fav.....just a little ol point and shoot kodakz760...I liked it so much because it fit in my back pocket if we went to the woods or fishing...
My other one is a Kodak easy share 710 and it's ok but I don't like it as much as my first one for some reason....

Even Milky works the easy share kodak...lol

Bambam,

What was the IS lense you were using...not the L series, but the standard zoom? I want to upgrade glass on my 20D and was very impressed with the lense you had.

On alot of the photos I used a 18-85is canon lens...Several folkz suggested that I get that one and it's been a good lens IMO......On the other site IM on southern illinois outdoors we have shoot-outs sometimes and your more than welcome to come along if your ever down this way...

Thanks for the info. That's the lens I've been looking at.

Actually that one was shot during the tourney, not sure by whom.

Mine from the spillway afterwards was a female (no green fins).
It was my first bowfin ever, and only the second one I've seen.