Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: VAGAbond on May 29, 2009, 12:14:26 PM
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Took a quick walk about this morning about 8:00 AM. Two jacks in the hatchery. Saw a larger dark fish (Steelhead?) plus a presumed jack in the Cable Pool. Five fellows fishing in the Dog Leg pool. No fish in evidence.
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Who will take all that risk of being mauled by a bear for the next to zero chance of catching a fish in the much depleted Cap? ;D
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i have already seen many bears around, usually right infront of you in the trails. they get quite startled which is not a good thing! on a second note, have also seen sets of cougar tracks around
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for the thrill of hooking up to a fish in its hungriest state
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they get quite startled which is not a good thing! on a second note, have also seen sets of cougar tracks around
How is the bear getting startled (assuming they run off) NOT a good thing?
A bear that stands there and does nothing but stare at you is much more dangerous since it is no longer scared of humans.
I would be a little more freaked out about the cougar though....
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they get quite startled which is not a good thing! on a second note, have also seen sets of cougar tracks around
How is the bear getting startled (assuming they run off) NOT a good thing?
A bear that stands there and does nothing but stare at you is much more dangerous since it is no longer scared of humans.
I would be a little more freaked out about the cougar though....
Well, probably because a startled bear does 1 of two things, either it runs away OR makes a stand to defend itself. I think what Cody means is, it's better to make lots of noise when there are bears around.
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I had a cougar follow me quite a ways yesterday.......I even had to run and try to hide, she caught up to me at my truck and asked for my phone #......... ;D