Actually - if you do want to expand this, it should definitely be a separate topic, so people can post their trip pics here.
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This should be a sticky - or separate topic.
Actually - if you do want to expand this, it should definitely be a separate topic, so people can post their trip pics here.
Actually - if you do want to expand this, it should definitely be a separate topic, so people can post their trip pics here.
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Reason: Made Sticky
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how about we rename this to Matt's bragging thread? 
Some of those seem digitally size enhanced
I'll make this thread a sticky.
how about posting locations with each shot?
Some of those seem digitally size enhanced
I'll make this thread a sticky.
how about posting locations with each shot?
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that would be a good name for it! Hopefully we can get enough people to come on here and drop fishing reports
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Caught yesterday 12/22 on the Salmon River. 12lb Steelhead. Blue Egg Sacks floated under a bobber.
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It was funny I took these within a few minutes of each other today.
So who's the better fisher...
The fisherman...
or the duck...
So who's the better fisher...
The fisherman...
or the duck...
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Local fish...lots of wild fish this year, which is a good sign.
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[Photo taken by Jay Peck]
I caught this 26lb Coho in the "Lower Meadows" pool of the Salmon River just east of the estuary. He was caught on a size 6 fly (pattern=Dave's SA) on 1X 9lb tippet (leader) on September 27th, 2007. The fish was weighed on 2 different scales and verified before release. Yes, I did say "release" right there. Would've been a record, but I always practice catch-and-release with trout and salmon.
Here is a painting done by a friend Josie Etter (http://sketchandrelease.com). It is full-scale, therefore I still cannot afford a frame for it.
View on Flickr here http://flickr.com/photos/c7photo/sets/7 ... 019083881/
