biffchan

I recently got back from my annual trip down to the coast for some steelhead fishing. It was a great trip, with a few steelies to hand. Unfortunately, I was mostly fishing by myself so I wasn't able to get any of the steelhead to behave for a quick picture. However, I was able to find some absolutely amazing residents that were more than happy to cooperate with the camera. Enjoy! PS all fish were caught while "BC highstick nymphing"

My favorite from this past season...

Those are some awsome pics! Just out of curiosity, what part of the lake were you guys fishing? One of those pics looks like the mouth of chizel creek, and I assume the others were all pretty far down the west end of the lake? Reason I'm asking is because I made the hike into there two weeks ago only to get completly skunked.

Close.... No blackwaters here just pennasks. Funny how the same fish will take on different appearances in different lakes.

Here's a few pics from a recent trip. Everytime I look at these my blood just starts pumping Enjoy!

Ooops sorry didn't know that was taboo. Must be like using the 'F' word on some of the other forums.

Sure looks like you guys had a good outing. Having never fished Bullshead or that part of the province for that matter I was wondering what sort of chronie action there is in the spring time? Also, are the stocked fish triploids or do they 'boot up' come spring time?

Jon, you probably can't tell from the funny angle but that spring was actually taken just below the 13th ave bridge. This global warming thing is really causing fish to stray

I suppose I could add a few from my collection. I would post more on other topics but I'm kinda a newbie to this area so my knowledge probably woldn't help too many people. There, I think thats all for now. Sorry about the quality on them, I had to compress them signifigantly to get them into my gallery.