07-25-2009, 04:52 PM
Hey bob, good to hear from ya....
If them redhorse are showing up there I can start expecting to seeing them in the inland rivers...
what I didnt tell you before is that you can post your fishing and hunting photos here if you like.
you can put them in your post and replies or you can open your own photo gallery.. to find your free gallery, look up on the blue bar twards the top of the page and put your arow over Big Fish Fun and the menu will drop down and then click on the gallery.
Not to disclose the place you are fishing, "we dont do that here, just genneral locations"
remember where I said I was going to move to but didnt get around to it? go all the way over to the last can on the left and about 5 feet this side.
cast out about half the distance you have been, there is a hole there, or at least it used to be there, That is where I got mine at many years ago... set one line there and put a bell on it... Remember you dont have to be a mile out because that first step is a doozy.
set your drag to about 8-10 pounds, you will still have to let a stergeon run a bit before you can tug in that log... Like a carp they have a run, just not a freight train run where nothing stops them but time and lots of line. The key is steady presure and no horsing...
Heres that pic of that alaskan salmon I was telling you about., click on it to see a larger immage.
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If them redhorse are showing up there I can start expecting to seeing them in the inland rivers...
what I didnt tell you before is that you can post your fishing and hunting photos here if you like.
you can put them in your post and replies or you can open your own photo gallery.. to find your free gallery, look up on the blue bar twards the top of the page and put your arow over Big Fish Fun and the menu will drop down and then click on the gallery.
Not to disclose the place you are fishing, "we dont do that here, just genneral locations"
remember where I said I was going to move to but didnt get around to it? go all the way over to the last can on the left and about 5 feet this side.
cast out about half the distance you have been, there is a hole there, or at least it used to be there, That is where I got mine at many years ago... set one line there and put a bell on it... Remember you dont have to be a mile out because that first step is a doozy.
set your drag to about 8-10 pounds, you will still have to let a stergeon run a bit before you can tug in that log... Like a carp they have a run, just not a freight train run where nothing stops them but time and lots of line. The key is steady presure and no horsing...
Heres that pic of that alaskan salmon I was telling you about., click on it to see a larger immage.
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