Another Fishing Tale

This picture was taken minutes before Rosen Johnson Architects' Linda Eklund caught her first fish. She remembers it well; it was on the bridge across the north fork of the Flathead River near Glacier National Park in Montana, she was 5, and she caught a rainbow trout. Years later, she says, she caught another rainbow trout in Northwest Montana. While she catnapped and sunbathed on McGregor Lake, a 21-incher bit on the dragonfly on her hook. That night, she baked it with an apple in its mouth and cornbread in its tummy.

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