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Probably the biggest steelhead I've caught this fall. It measured just over 33 inches a few more :cool:

I really doubt he was snagging, but the fine seems kind of low for keeping 32 over the limit. Only a 3 year suspension too. This guy got it easy.

Helps them camouflage from predators when they're in rivers.

a pb brown!

Nice. Looks like he could be a fall spawner.

Well the article is sort of biased. There's no link to the study or details on what really determined the faith of the fish; just "fly fishing is the best". Steelhead have been known to get caught several times and still survive. Just gotta keep them in the water as much as possible (and not...

I'd imagine they would tend to shy away from a lure that size (J-13). Works great on large salmon though.

I'd spend most of it on expensive fluorocarbon and replacement hooks for lures.

Plenty of browns downtown. A lot of them go back to wherever it was that they were stocked, which is often not a tributary.

lol no need to fish in trout sanctuaries. This recent notion that there aren't fish in the open sections just isn't true.

http://www.standard.net/topics/sports/2009/10/12/pink-chinook-salmon-hybrid-called-pinook-found-only-st-marys-system-rivers

edit: wrong thread...

Casting into a sanctuary is definitely illegal. I once saw a couple guys get busted for this out east by the MNR.

on the bottom is a pure pink salmon from Sault Ste Marie. the spots on the back of bski's fish look like chinny spots yet it's not an actual chinny. I can't imagine what it could be other than a hybrid of some sort.

It's pretty hard to get skunked this time of year, but if you're patient there's always the chance to fish for fresh ones.

Looks to me like a hybrid cross between pink and chinook.

Looks like a steel to me.

4 minutes apart? very interesting...

If you close your eyes and meditate, you will feel the positive energy of those double digit chromers