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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: armytruck on January 27, 2008, 07:46:22 PM
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My partner fishonsteelheader and I hit the lower canal today on the fly to no avail :P . Froze up then warmed up and decided to move up river , way up 8) , what a difference in temps. It was alot warmer up river , I don't know why ??? Anyway we decided to hit all the pocket water down from the upper . Then after hitting a few dozen pockets and a mile or so down river fishonsteelheader shaking in his boots smacked into a nice wild doe around 12 , 13 lbs , give or take an once . I think if he can work the bugs out of his PC he might even post the pic . Or I will for him . ;D
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Nice ;D fished upper river for 1 hour at first light not to cold no luck :( moved to lower river and talked to a few guy's no one had anything. Glad to hear someone out there hooked one.No big loss got to try my new rod out CP!!!!
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My friend who works at Freds said a 19.5 was weighed today
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all we need is a 20
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Here ya go(http://www.fishingwithrod.com/albums/armytruck/Picture_067.jpg)
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Thats nice water there. Fished it a few times now with nothing. Nice work !
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that's a gorgeous steelhead ;) , great pic you guys took as well, congrats
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Nice fish.
Not sure how good of an idea it is to tail it with a glove on is though.
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Actually the glove he is using is a Rapala Fillet Glove. On the packaging for that glove it claims that it is safe for tailing fish. Its not a standard fleece or wool glove, once it is wet it wouldn't take any slime off the fish. You just have to make sure to get it wet before using it.
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Nice fish, nice pic, bad glove LOL a glove is not good at all for a fish that returns to spawn multiple times. It removes the protective slime from the fish which then causes infection and eventually death. When landing fish that I plan on releasing I try not to remove the fish from the water unless for a quick photo like you did. Not ragging or bashing just trying to get some helpful info out there.
u actually catch fish?
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wow nice fish congrats :)