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They aren't actually eating when they first enter the river. By then they have already lost the ability to swallow food and their digestive system is no longer working. The reason why many of them are eager to bite when they first enter the river is because they aren't under any sort of...

That really depends. If it's a shallow run that's stacked with salmon, then flossing isn't avoidable when running that much line.

I'll probably use it as a backup pin now. I'm not sure if I should sell it though as it's not worth much now.

I can totally relate to that (the part about falling) haha

It's nice to see that people aren't naming specific locations for once :blink:

I bought the new classic drifter centerpin over the weekend to replace my okuma crapventa and also some new drennan floats and fluorocarbon. Now if only I can find time to fish... :lol:

:lol: some of those looks are priceless.

The updated prices are looking more like this http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/playstation-3-playstation-3-500gb-assassin-s-creed-iii-bundle-99105/10227444.aspx?

There's something about salmon fishing that attracts the wrong people. I can see why people drive up north to fish this time of year.

Check this out http://www.bringbackthesalmon.ca/?page_id=101

^spot on.

Well that explains it lol.

I think it's a great forum. It's definitely improved over the past couple years and I'm sure it'll get even better.

lol that does look like the eastern ditches, except those tuna are actually biting what those guys throw :lol:

that's awesome lol.

Actually, bear spray has been proven to be more effective than handguns.

I'd be impressed if any of those caught salmon (upstream at ph) are actually biting. edit- or any east trib really

I think people are missing the fact that the Atlantic program isn't there to enhance the fishery, but to bring back a species that was wiped out through human activity. It'd be cool if there was more stocking of other fish species though.

Those people are probably jealous or something, haha. One of the things I really like about forums are the photos that people post. Ain't nothing wrong with a few hero shots if you ask me :cool:

Yup, those are nooks. Like any species, there's going to be variation among individuals for various reasons.