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| After a drizzling rain, we were blessed with the sight of this full rainbow. I don't recall ever seeing one from end to end. |
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| The sky and clouds are so much more visible on this huge lake than they are in most other places. |
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| The view from the deck at the front of our cabin is spectacular. |
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| We stayed in the cabin on Brayden's Island for the first time. We've vacationed at Spring Bay Resort previously in other cabins along the shore. |
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| Lon's first catch was this 45 inch musky. |
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| As always, he put it back in the lake ASAP and released it. |
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| Lon's second big catch was a 46 inch musky. |
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| First a rainbow, next Northern Lights, what more could we ask for? |
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| Our luck continued. The lure and line on Lon's fishing pole accidentally dropped into the water just a few inches from the shoreline and this bass latched onto it. How crazy is that? |
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| Jared caught this 46 inch musky. |
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| That's one lucky musky. |
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| This ferocious fish is mounted on the deckside of the cabin. |
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| I fished from the island and caught this mossy twig and a snail. That's what I get for being a wimpy fisherwoman. |
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| I borrowed one of the resort's kayaks and made a few trips around the island. |
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| I captured a ton of loon pictures. Here are a few of them. |
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| Guess whose feet are up? |
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| Guess whose beer this is? |
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| Brayden's Island is small but there were plenty of things to check out. |
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| I captured this on the water's surface. It's amazing how the camera caught the image. |
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| I could take pictures of the beautiful sky all day long. |
