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thanks buddy ;-)

thanks was a cold one this morning, and yes dslr :cool:

gin clear water is no excuse :cool:

nice fish congrats, many more to come :smile:

LMAO!

once u pass the holes stop.

^ +1 find deeper spots. right now when water is low and clear your best bet is very early in the morning or come back for the evening bite and try again. past few weeks id only fish first 3 hours in the morning and go home. need rain and we need it bad.

drift it as roe, but what i like to do is give it a little twitch now and then. this gives the jig some action instead of just dead drifting it. Ive had lotta success last fall on jigs. its good to throw something else when other 20 guys are all using roe :wink:

beauty fish chris :smile: , i had the squeaking problem as well just unscrew them take them off and put some grease on works like a charm :mrgreen: islanders are a work horse i owned a few still have one left.

welcome to the club :grin:

very true luke not all brands are the same size. my go to is daiichi size 8 or 10

water low and clear made for some tough fishin. here is a beauty buck from today

slipped on my way out the river good thing it was mid august :smile:

darn dozer its really that bad down there? i only see that type of slaughter during our salmon runs. usually when bows get in people are more respectful of the resources.

brown townnn :grin:

Sweet pic.

my camera has a strap so if i'm alone i put it over my head and that way i wont drop the camera if i fumble or anything. it does help if u have someone with u.

DSLR and guard it with your life :grin: ive been caring mine for the past 2 season just gotta be very careful with it.

lighter, and i find that it starts of better.. i still have the first gen imperial and i find my self always going after my r2.