Sentences with phrase «catch out of the lake»

Not exact matches

Locally caught fish are tested regularly, and officials are keeping an eye out for consistently high mercury levels in certain types of fish in certain lakes.

However, on the way to our intended destination, we caught a glimpse of the blue waters of Lake Ontario down a side street, and couldn't resist turning off and checking the scene out for ourselves.

As I leave Pine Lake Prep, the elementary grades let out, and I'm caught in the slow moving line of parents picking up the their children.

Located on the east side of the lake, they're also the best for catching the most rays in the late afternoon (if you can find a spot to spread out your towel).

1) Head out to the nearest lake and catch a few pounds of whitefish.

Launch your boat from the on site boat ramp; go fishing on either the Lake, Lake Entrance or out to sea; tie up to the jetty on return and BBQ your catch of the Day in the privacy of your own courtyard.

However, when the morning Sun came out it, we caught our first glimpse of beautiful blue Lake Michigan.

Once you return to camp and catch up with your other party members, the Catoblepas will from then on roam around the grass area just out of the lake.

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