FieroLuke

Nice, well I know what I am doing tomorrow morning, time to head to my local fish ladder and snap some pictures. I love seeing steelies doing their acrobatic migration.

Congratulations! There's no greater joy than a "little" addition to the family.

LMAO, nice

You have a PM

Nics pics, didnt really expect that from pigeons

Thanks Chartreuse sure is a popular colour this year, working well for a lot of the guys I talk to on various tribs, worked well for me too.

Nice I see two cams and im guessing those black chunks of oil are the cam retainers or rockers? I cannot tell through the sludge. My mechanic buddy took apart a car that ran quaker state as one of you guys mentioned, it was incredibly gummed up. I stay far away from that oil. My 2010 TDI daily driver gets dealer oil changes, I priced it all out and it just wasnt worth the effort to do it myself and they usually do the recalls, wash it etc. The summer car(s) I do it myself, nothing like being able to do a full synthetic oil change for under 30 bucks I also wouldnt trust too many places since both the cars are from the 80's with engines from the 2000's.

Nice bucks, were you floating, bottom bouncing, or casting hardware? I saw guys casting hardware there last week, had the wife and daughter with me and they were not interested in waiting for me to go find out how they were doing, lol

That's a beast. Second 18lb + brown I saw reported from yesterday. Crazy

And ..... I'll mention that on some tributaries like out east here and I think bronte out west, there was/is an extended season until December 31. The open all year stretches are much more limited in size.

I love steelheading but brown trout are still my favourite by far, beautiful colours both on the fish in the vid and yours. Been a while since I caught a full spawning colour brownie.

I think I've gone a little soft since I have had my first child but I feel a bit sad seeing that big fish dead. I read the article and the laker could be well over 65 years old. Thats quite the fatty

I'll be going to _______ during the week, I like to avoid the crowds. I think the weather will bring out more crowds to any fishable water rather than one remark about a tag. I went to a different trib today and I caught some sunshine and good conversations with other fishermen, there was nothing being caught.

Ugh, glad this thread wasnt my dinner time read. Between the elephant walleye and the parasites I lost any appetite I had. Too bad, that is a nice sized fish.

I was expecting to see a float road looking at the name. I actually examined one at LeBaron's last week while picking up some steelhead stuff (they charge 40% less for stuff like blackbird floats and pinkies than anyone out east here) They look interesting. The reel seat is funky, it works by turning the fore or aft grip (I cant recall, I think it was the fore) . The rapala rods do the same thing but with a different grip. Looked nice and comfortable but I wondered whether there would be a gap between the cork and seat depending on how long the foot of your reel was.