Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: clarki on June 07, 2016, 01:00:39 PM
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I had one of the most, if not the most, satisfying and rewarding day of my 40 plus years of fishing on Saturday. I‘ve had days with more fish and/or bigger fish, but that’s not what this was about.
There’s a body of water that I have fished for cutthroat periodically over the past 10 years but I have always wanted to explore it by watercraft and fish water that I couldn’t readily access during the freshet. On Saturday we made that happen.
So, to explore a waterway that I have always wanted to push deeper into, to have it not come easily and with some sweat and effort to launch our pontoons, to fish and explore where few anglers go this time of year-if at all, to catch the cutthroat that I knew were there, and to catch them in the first couple of casts into pieces of water that I suspected would hold them.
It was a long awaited exploration, a hunt, and an adventure all rolled into one day, and capped off with some great friendship, and my biggest cutthroat from freshwater: a magnificently coloured and spotted 17”+ beauty.
Very cool.
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Where, where, where?
Just kidding.
I love those exploration trips.
Fish or not; always an adventure.
Thanks😉
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Love it, congrats!
I found a few coho haunts that are virtually untapped after many hours and days of fishless excursions. Finally finding productive and nearly virgin water is a great feeling. I had one in particular to myself for 3-4 years. But the last two years I have found a lot of company.
Shouldn't have even told my closest friends. All it takes is them to tell their one closest friend and so on and so forth.
On to the next!
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Glad you had a good day!
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That's what fishing's all about for me ;D great report!!
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Very cool.
Indeed.
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Good for you - sounds like you truly earned this day! :)