Fishing w/Scott (sacco)

[serotonin]

Yesterday 12/30/04

[serotonin]

Here's the man...
Hooking into one.

[serotonin]

...and landing a nice healthy sunburst.

[serotonin]

Daisy the Conqueror
Presiding over her latest catch.

[serotonin]

Detail:

[serotonin]

Sniffing out another jewel.

[serotonin]

Fat little female.

[serotonin]

Xl

[sacco]

nice pics - even if i do look really fat!

[serotonin]

Yeah- You make the fat fish look skinny.

[Creekwader]

Well, I finally got in on the gravy train up there today. I like to fish rivers like that with sink tips and streamers with fast retrieves but this tactic was resulting in broken off fish and missed strikes so I finally broke down and went with the dead drifted bugger. Caught 3 of those 18-20 inch butterballs and lost another in an hour's time. Great way to start the new year!

[serotonin]

I got a couple hours in yesterday too.
Creekwader-
Was that you, way upstream about 11am?

[Creekwader]

I got a couple hours in yesterday too.
Creekwader-
Was that you, way upstream about 11am?

No, I was there 3-4:30.

[wildbrookies]

O.k.... I hate to do this...but,its driving me crazy!Can one of you really nice outdoorsmen(serotonin ,creekwader,or sacco)at least give me a hint to where you are still hooking and releasing so many beautiful browns this time of year.I promise to keep it tucked under my hat.I would be willing to share some secrets of my own(offline of course).I always practice catch and release and make sure my salmonid species are revived and swim back to their domains almost good as before.We even catch and release through the ice.Have`nt kept a fish in 6 years.I love looking at all those gorgeous brownies and like the looks of the river in the background.We can do this offline if you like.Later.

wildbrookies

[sacco]

wildb, you've gotta PM