We found a great spot the first night which was secluded and
allowed Izzy freedom to run, swim, hike, swim, swim, swim and sleep. We were successful in catching a few fish and
in-between casting I was able to do some exploring. Izzy showed me the way most
of the time but also was interested in trying to catch critters.
Captain Steve
Can I quit hiking and go swim some more?
The view from above - the boat is down there
The second night was close to the first location which is
called Kane Wash. Again, we could explore, catch fish, and Izzy could swim,
run, sniff, swim, eat, swim, etc. You get the picture! We were lucky though in landing at this spot
as just as I was trying to set one of the anchors a big wind came up and
started to move the boat. Captain Steve had to do some covert maneuvering to
get the boat to settle down so I could set the anchor. By the way each anchor
is 30 pounds and you are instructed to dig a hole in the beach and set it in
place. I think I should have been rewarded for this work don’t you?
Fishing anyone?
I'm so pretty
Izzy giving Steve fishing tips
Izzy doing one of her favorite things
Tory's fish is the bigger one, really!
We spent a total of four nights on the lake and saw some
great rock formations. We also were pretty successful in catching fish. We did
get a few catfish, but mostly striper bass.
We had fish several times for dinner and lunch and brought back a few
for later this month. All in all it was a great trip and even though we had
wind, rain, thunderstorms, it was simply wonderful.
Some of the catch - yum!
A little color at the lake
Amazing rock formations
Don't worry I can swim
The First Mate at rest
Cruising along the lake
The last task of bringing the boat back was to refuel it at
the fueling dock. Steve found one more thing to do there. Being consummate fisherman he decided to feed
the fish rather than catch the fish. Apparently, a pretty good population of
carp hang out in the marina and folks feed them wonderful fish food. Well,
people food but it turns into fish food.
Izzy wondering why she doesn't get any
On the drive out of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
we stopped to get a birds-eye view of Lake Powell and to wish it a fond
fair well.
Just a small portion of Lake Powell
Glen Canyon Dam
We headed back to our trailer Friday evening to get ready for our next place. We are shooting for Flaming Gorge so will reconnect with you in a few days once we land!
Lake Powell is a beautiful man-made reservoir on the Colorado river in the United States. Located between Utah and Arizona, it is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States.
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