I worked up this bass from a photo I took a few months back. With Greenery being the topic for today’s Everyday in May challenge I thought a green photo filter would suit it nicely. 
The fly used was a white bead-headed crystal bugger.
See you on the high ground,
AirborneAngler
Today’s topic of Simple Green is a modified prompt of the Everyday in May challenge. For more info click here. For all AirborneAngler Everyday in May posts click here.
One thing I love about the Army is right away you learn we are all Green. You can be black, white, brown, yellow, red, blue, purple... but you will forever be first and foremost Green until the day you die.
The Army is where I learned to use the word brother. It's how I learned to give selflessly. It added on to what I knew of respect. It changed my view on any type of orientation and affiliation and made standards the bottom line.
We are all in the same foxhole together- we should always be working to improve it.
It's true what they say... Airborne till the day you die!
Not sure if this guy was ABN back in the day... but have to assume so or at least now he is!
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It has a hydrogen cell- but my question is how well does it take an IED??? New and interesting thou.
GM's super-quiet, super-cool military 4X4
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When an enemy is looking for you, especially an enemy with night vision technology, you want to keep cool and quiet. That's where this truck comes in.
Great job!
Thank you much!
I’ve used green, black and brown/orange bead heads, but never thought to use white! I bet it looks just like a minnow in the water. Thanks for the heads up, I’m going to try one of those next weekend.
My apologies- it is a white bodied crystal bugger with a brass bead head. No white bead involved but yes I do believe they think it a minnow. Thanks for the comment. I hope that clears it up.