https://mangledfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/mangled-fly-fishing.jpg00Jon Rayhttps://mangledfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/mangled-fly-fishing.jpgJon Ray2013-07-10 13:39:152013-07-10 13:39:15Picture of the Day – Brown Trout Fin
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Dave Krzeminski says:
Very Cool Jon! Beautiful picture (and fish). I know it varies for each picture you take, but are you willing to share the settings (frequently used) you have dialed in when you take close up pictures like this?
I am pretty sure you are a catch and release guide and want safe releases of the fish. Can you explain how you manage to hold and control the fish to get these cool photos? I am sure you make every attempt to not hurt the fish (please know I am not criticizing or giving you a hard time). But I am curious how you are able to control the fish, and get them in positions while being able to dial in the settings on your camera. The few times I actually land a fish, I really struggle taking a picture or two (and they are usually lying on stream bank or a floor of boat), and these photos rarely turn out nice.
Thanks for the comment. I’ll do a follow up to this for sure. Great idea. Running around right now, but will give this some time over the weekend. Thanks checking the blog.
Very Cool Jon! Beautiful picture (and fish). I know it varies for each picture you take, but are you willing to share the settings (frequently used) you have dialed in when you take close up pictures like this?
I am pretty sure you are a catch and release guide and want safe releases of the fish. Can you explain how you manage to hold and control the fish to get these cool photos? I am sure you make every attempt to not hurt the fish (please know I am not criticizing or giving you a hard time). But I am curious how you are able to control the fish, and get them in positions while being able to dial in the settings on your camera. The few times I actually land a fish, I really struggle taking a picture or two (and they are usually lying on stream bank or a floor of boat), and these photos rarely turn out nice.
Just wondering how the pros do it!
Keep up the beautiful photography.
Dave
Dave,
Thanks for the comment. I’ll do a follow up to this for sure. Great idea. Running around right now, but will give this some time over the weekend. Thanks checking the blog.