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It wasnt a biggn,but man do they fight.

 

I heeded the advise from my last post. Rod up high,let the rod do the fighting.For a little fella,he sure did put up a fight.AMAZING aerial jumps.I used my palm to controll the reel.I found this worked well for me.Oh, Im so hooked on these pink an orange worms. Who would of thunk it.

 

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Sweet fishy Brian :thumbsup_anim:

 

Yesterday I was doing some steelhead sampling in your neck of the woods. I have to admit that even those small bows do fight well for their size.

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Thanks guys

 

Yesterday I was doing some steelhead sampling in your neck of the woods

 

You should of said something. :wallbash:

 

It,s only going to get better.We have to hook up soon.

 

How did ya make out?

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How did ya make out?

 

 

I didn't go home unsatisfied :whistling:...But in some cases, the 5lb Maxima leaders I was using got violated by big, cartwheeling, tailwalking, logjam diving bars of steel in ways I never thought were possible :(

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I didn't go home unsatisfied :whistling:...But in some cases, the 5lb Maxima leaders I was using got violated by big, cartwheeling, tailwalking, logjam diving bars of steel in ways I never thought were possible :(

 

 

 

Glad you did well. I hate retying,logjams and down trees love my terminal tackle.LOL

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Nice fish! Anything special about those worms? Scented?

 

 

I give.em a kiss and say,please catch me a fish.LOL

 

Davey answered your question.

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sweet fish man! clapping.gif you were using pink berkely worms? I never knew you could catch a steelhead with them! Do you just put them on a plain hook under a bobber? I have yet to catch a big steelhead like that guy but really want to get a few this winter

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Brian, gotta work on that gill hold :) I realize they are slippery buggers, get yourself a cotton glove or similar. Makes it a lot easier to hold on to them.

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Brian, gotta work on that gill hold :) I realize they are slippery buggers, get yourself a cotton glove or similar. Makes it a lot easier to hold on to them.

 

I just hook the plate Bill.Never touch the gills.It swam away just as healthy as it was never caught.I hear ya. I have seen your pics along with others from here. Will do. Thanks.

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You can't help it if they head to a log jam, but I was once told if you aren't re-tying because of snags drifting in waters like that, you aren't doing it right lol. I look forward to more steelhead reports from you Brian!

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