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ABOVE: Museum contributor John Mendelson caught this 'sweet baby' off of Chatham, Massachusetts on October 3, 2001. He landed
the striped bass from the beach on his fly rod! At around twenty five pounds, the fish was a definite keeper! The fish was
cleaned in back of the museum in East Taunton, and the curator and his family enjoyed a wonderful fish dinner on October 4th!
Thanks again for sharing the wealth John, especially since my giant fish broke my line and is still laughing at me from somewhere
in the Atlantic. Scroll way down to see the curator's modest catch from the fishing outing. OK, you can stop laughing now!!
ABOVE: Frequent museum contributor Johnny Bevelheimer caught this Alaskan King Salmon this past summer while vacationing in
the great white North. I was so impressed by this pic I had to post it here! John tells us he was drinking Coors during the
fishing outing. From CANS. Very nice, Johnny!
At the very bottom of the page you see the museum curator,
Kevin Logan, with his first 'striper' ever, caught while surf casting off of Chatham, Mass on October 3, 2001. Not a keeper,
but a thrill to catch nonetheless!!
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Above you see a fine brown trout, caught by Graham, aged 2 years, 7 months, at a fishing derby in New Jersey! Grahams'
Dad, David, is a faithful virtual visitor to the museum (right, David?).
Thanks for visiting this special FISH
PIC section of our website! If you are a beer can collector or museum contributor AND an angler, e-mail me your fish
pics and they may end up here!
If you visit the museum you'll notice several fishing themed beer cans on display!
You'll also notice the curator's fishing rods hanging near by alongside Big Mouth Billy Bass (NO, I didn't buy it, it was
a gag gift!). If you behave during the tour the curator might even let you peek inside his tackle box!!
| Below, a fine crappie indeed (curator caught!) |
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