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They'll be healing in the lake, when there's nothing rubbing on them. Look at the fish in the grocery stores, their fins and tails are usually frayed because they are raised in tight quarters and rub up against each other. When they get back to open water, it will all grow back.

Legendary! That's one to add to the bucket list. Thanks for sharing :)

All the high water means that there are fewer obstacles in front of the fish. I'll be exploring waaaay upstream

Hehe thats fine. I was east. The fish were not in the main current...they were close within a few feet of the bank.

my local trib was raging this weekend up about 3 feet. but if you could find some soft water, the fish were there. lots of hits and no people :)

mooneye and goldeye are available in the prairie provinces as cold smoked fish. They are pretty good when served that way. Otherwise, kind of mushy because the meat is soft and a bit oily.

Thanks for sharing!

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4th fish i meant

that 5th fish...is that a sea-run dolly?

agree with the above post. The run will start later and then all hell will break loose! Make sure you have some days off cuz I'm sure the best days will not happen on weekends ;)

what do you make of skipper's gear? seen his stuff online but no reviews or opinions

Rocks is taps, moving with the current. If it stops moving or you feel a pull, you better pull back just to check!

need a smoke...

My bucket list: got em Trout: rainbow/steelhead, brown, brook, lake, dolly varden perch, pike, mooneye, goldeye, sauger, walleye, lake and mountain whitefish, small and largemouth bass, suckers Salmon: chum, coho, chinook, pink, sockeye animal fish: bullhead, catfish. dogfish, ratfish...

thanks for the update. Ill save my gas money for the "Sportsman's Show fund"

On the west coast, Coho are the hardest fighters, pound for pound. Chinooks are most prized because of massive size and power. With no riverbanks to contain him, your arms will be burning! That said, fresh steelhead sure are just beautiful!