Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Fishmaster J on January 14, 2009, 09:47:43 PM
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Spent another handful of hours on the flow today. Nice weather, Still no action, for now I'll keep blaming it on the visibility... Any steel taken lately???
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Fished yesterday eve water goodfrom pig pen up, fished slab to borden float never moved ,a few guys didnt see any fish.
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Thought I would head out for the second time this year. The first wasn't so successful, after an 1.5hrs of fishing my reel failed on me. Time for a new worm gear and pawl. So after getting some new parts from Stryker Rod and Reel I was ready to tackle it once again. Destination was mid river. Some very nice water but the clarity wasn't the greatest, so I new it wasn't going to be an easy task to hook a fish. Did a lot of walking and exploring this trip. Found some nice water to fish next week. I walked into one spot that just looked prime. Threw on a new roe sack, tossed it out and watched it drift. Waiting in anticipation of a bite like we always do, the float went down, for a split second I thought was that a bite so I raised my rod and felt a head shake. It's a fish, I thought to myself this is it, my first steel of the year. The fish made a few runs but I hadn't seen it yet but it had some good weight to it. Then it started coming in slowly and popped out of the water, their it was, a Chum, so I slowly eased it in and gently released it back into the flow to let it finish it's journey. Not what I was really looking for, but still satisfied to catch something. That was it for me. What great day on the river in the sun doing what I love.
Cheers
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I got a chum on pink worm. ;D
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I got a chum on pink worm. ;D
bright or boot? Saw some dimes last year this time!!
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it's always nice to at least have "a" fish on at some point during the day, be it a trout, coho, or chum
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Somewhere in between a dime and boot. Not that bad of shape. I was quite surprised.
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U said it. But the way its been so far this year I would gladly take a coho, or even a chum just to remember that feeling right now...