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Agreed ... I actually only use roe about 30 % of the time , worms at 60 % and artificials in between .

In two weeks ladies and gentlemen .... there will be plenty of smiling faces at the OFF meet , I'm sure . Excellent start to the passion of Steelheading my friend , with many more hook ups to come .... fly and all !!

May I suggest that you two make your arrangements via PM ing each other , it"s a little more private that way .:idea:

I've experimented over the years and have done several different things , Borax is all natural and after being in the fridge for a year without freezing , they still smell like the day I got them. I've even left them in my vest accidently and got pretty warm ... still ...opened the top to smell...

Alan , congrats on number one ... well done . An adrenalin rush for sure , those Chinnys are freight trains barrelling through . The main attraction is not far away , Steelhead are coming . :cool:

Always use Borax on roe and ;) skein.

Curing roe ( that would be salmon roe as my preferance ) , I place eggs from fish to the river water immediately ...this toughens the outer skin . Once home I leave them in the fridge for a couple of hours , take out of fridge and drain out all the water ... using a small zip lock bag , I place...

So what kind of new camera did you get ... Nado ?

Sunday Morning ...7 am .... cool and breezy , overcast .... fish must be sleeping ... oh , except for the Chub . Sun hits part of the river at 9 am .... feel it's warmth across your face , takes the chill out . Begin again, drifting the large hole , very quiet ...no surfacing or wakes to speak...

Coho only have spots on the upper half of the tail and the tail is slightly forked . The gums are greyish colour . Yes the males get kypes , top curls over the bottom , very impressive fish .

Yeah , I think that is probably their stopping point as well , haven't been up that way in a while . But , you could be right Blair , they might go to Steeles .

Is this RiverNinja in person with a chunky hen Chinook ?

Looks like a female Coho salmon , grey mouth . Nice fish.

Haven't tried a Steelhead brew .... I'll have to put that on my list of things to do next year , the wine might be tasty too . Oh...... and what's the first , may I ask ?

Yes they do , if they just didn't leave the darn lake and follow their elders up the river ...

My choice is clear ... My direction is clear ..... After all my name isn't ... NOTTA SALMON ........

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After spending a great day with my fellow enthusiasts on two Lake O rivers in one day and spending hours in the hot sun , trying desperately to hang on to land just one of these insane Chinooks and at the end of the day having a single person able to hold a Lake O beast , way to go NADO. Leaving...

The MNR guys on the river told us there were many grilse as they are called , in the river , as they are also on their spawning runs .

Nice Atlantic , we were fishing on a crowded river too on Saturday , hmmmm. Didn't get the memo on meeting spots , oh well , we went south and had a descent day but with only one of us managing to land a Chinook because the freaking things were crazy maniacs that spit , snapped and burned the...