The fishing on Lake 3 (south of the Interpretive Centre) seems to be getting hotter faster than a July morning!
We've had AT LEAST six northern pike (aka, Jackfish, hence the snappy title of this post!) caught in the past 18 hours.
The fishing at FortWhyte can be hit and miss - this is true of fishing anywhere - but six jack in less than two days has not happened in a few years.
The best part: one angler caught three of the fish. It works out to one fish for every thirty years of life experience for this fellow, who was nearly 90 years old!
Also of note today...wild mint is EVERYWHERE! We had an afternoon tea in the Biodiversity Garden on Monday afternoon; I must have made at least six litres of wild mint tea. I followed up my tea-making on Tuesday, when a fellow stopped by for a "Rent-a-Naturalist" wild edibles walk...
...but that's a story for tomorrow!
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