February 2024 WT Photo of the Month Contest - Winner!

[WapitiTalk1]

OK, time to vote. Here are the photos for February 2024. The theme for this month was “There’s a storm rolling in”. Please feel free to refer to the original contest thread for author explanations of these awesome photos (where they came from, what they are about, etc.). Please only vote for one photo. Thanks to all for submitting your photos, and, for taking a minute to vote.

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[Indian Summer]

7mm is that a lake or a stream? Nice picture!

[7mmfan]

7mm is that a lake or a stream? Nice picture!

It's the Columbia River right at the Canadian border where the Pend Oreille River joins it. It's a massive river even at that point. We fly fished for native Redband Rainbow Trout up there. What a unique and amazing place to fish.

[Indian Summer]

7mm is that a lake or a stream? Nice picture!

It's the Columbia River right at the Canadian border where the Pend Oreille River joins it. It's a massive river even at that point. We fly fished for native Redband Rainbow Trout up there. What a unique and amazing place to fish.

Are those riffles at the far end of the water or is that the lead edge of the wind whipping up the water? At any rate you got my vote. I’ve been on the water in many storms. Some of them Wicked. Two tornadoes. That picture fits the definition of a impending storm. I try to stick to the monthly themes. You know like camp chow? lol!

[7mmfan]

7mm is that a lake or a stream? Nice picture!

It's the Columbia River right at the Canadian border where the Pend Oreille River joins it. It's a massive river even at that point. We fly fished for native Redband Rainbow Trout up there. What a unique and amazing place to fish.

Are those riffles at the far end of the water or is that the lead edge of the wind whipping up the water? At any rate you got my vote. I’ve been on the water in many storms. Some of them Wicked. Two tornadoes. That picture fits the definition of a impending storm. I try to stick to the monthly themes. You know like camp chow? lol!

I mean, it could have been camp chow?!

That white water is a riffle that time of year. Between May and August the river will drop 10-12' in height. So come August those are islands and the river out to the side actually gets quite a bit rougher. It's great habitat for big trout.

[WapitiTalk1]

Very, very cool photos by all. 7mmfan pulled this one out; he's the winner. Congrats mister! As always, thanks to all who sent in a photo and to all who took a minute to vote.

Rory, PM me your mailing info so I don't have to dig it up .

[7mmfan]

Thank you everyone, what an honor!

[Thegreatwapiti]

Congrats 7mm!

[Swede]

Congratulations on winning with a great picture.

[7mmfan]

Thanks guys.