Dutchy

What he said ^^^^^^

Sweet looking steel.

They look awesome jacques

Thats really a neat thing to see. I love the last pic

I am 99% certain that CO checked my licence in Goderich about 6 months ago.

Thats a really great Atlantic. Great job!

I concur. Like you said once you have that yardstick, the hydrometric graph saves alot of wasted trips, particularly to smaller rivers like the Bayfield.

Doesn't have to. Splash and I should be able to get him out fishing somewhere. Lots of places locally to get bass, panfish, pike etc.

When I lived in Pittsburgh in 2002 http://www.post-gazette.com/localnews/20020601storm0601p2.asp

Nice job Richard.

Its amazing. Not really sure what else to say.

I seem to remember another steelhead thread that went this way pinners Vs the "other" methods for catching steelhead. Bottom bouncing if done correctly is a very effective way of catching steelhead and is most definitely not flossing. I have seen people do this on the Saugeen, Maitland, Bayfield, nine-mile to name but a few rivers. I personally have found that still fishing for steelhead is a good way of doing it, but often results on you sitting on your hands for a while as you cannot possibly cover the same amount of water that you would with a float.

I cheered for the flyers when they were playing who..........??? :blahblah1: Tell the whole story JJ.

I nearly lost a rod when fishing for steelhead in Goderich. And a carp was the culprit.

Under .500, no playoffs........

Go Pens

I concur with Leechman, sometimes they need a little help to get to where they are going. Nice chrome as well.

Those are some real nice fish. Nice job!!

How can you say that, he took San Jose several times to the first round of the playoffs

Go Pens

I put them back. As others have said, if I am catching lots of chub, likely not many trout around.

Best band ever IMO, I was at this gig actually.

I feel for you, it does suck. But remember there is another dog out there in a shelter somewhere who needs a home and someone to go fishing with

Nice fish John