Description

It is said the best time to catch fresh water bass is May through July, the last hour of light, dusk, and during midnight to dawn. A new moon may also be favorable for the darkness as bass don't move much when they can't see. Some say Ojibwe people see bass as the bringer of peace.

Combining this lore my bass painting shows a deep blue summer's night sky fading to light blue toward the water. It is July with a selection of constellations that may be viewable in Door County's dark skies. All phases of the moon surround and frame my bass, above as well as below. Some colorful nebulae (mist or clouds of gas and dust in the universe) are also in the mix.

It is with a feeling of peace, both in fishing and in life, that this bass finds its joy.

Fine Print

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Donor

Darlene Klister