Looks more like a wolf spider to me.

Ben, you've got me doubting myself now. ;) I'm by no means a spider expert, and I *used* to get Lycosids and Pisaurids mixed up all the time. Looks like I might be doing it again...I need to hit my spider pals up for a refresher course. If it is a Lycosid, based on the info provided in the pic, Pardosa milvina perhaps? I think that's the species that always throws me off. What is the easiest way to distinguish the eye arrangements in the two families? I've looked at these images of
Lycosid


and
Pisaurid (Dolomedes)

eye arrangements, and i just can't work out the difference, as I know the posterior lateral eyes in Lycosids are round, and the shape in the above thumbnail is just a matter of perspective. Is it just that in Lycosids the posterior eyes are much larger relative to the anterior eyes? I was thinking maybe something about the curvature of the anterior eye row, but in Pisaurina


the anterior row's curvature is similar to that of Lycosids. Anyone have any helpful hints to avoid similar future confusion?

After some digging, I guess I answered my own question. On A Key To Spider Families, it says of the eyes of Lycosidae "posterior row of eyes so strongly recurved that it may be considered to form two rows," which I'd say is pretty distinct in the image. I feel like a putz for my earlier "definitely Dolomedes" comment...but hey, I'm much more of a vert guy.