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Looks like an awesome tool you have there for exercising fish. Fine looking trutta

Good show Connie. Nice fat, colorful brown. Water looks like it is just roaring by the bank

I've been stuck fishing stupid lakes for tiny fish...no spey rod for me since April. Spey rod in a float tube, that would be something new. Maybe it would be good for long leaders. My spey experience is extremely limited

Just a rubber jig I use on my Flippin' stick. There's no secret flies...just how/where you use them

Smitty you are too generous...more like 5lb

Congrats...a true native Bow river trophy

Looks great. How deep were you hanging your bugs?

Great lesson to see where the fish hang out for those who need to learn to read the water. Looks like some fine bobber fishing. Love the spots on the brown.

Awesome Brookie. Nice trophy for pond fishing.

I wish the Bow had fish of this quality....

roll your waders down, lean back, pull the little fella out and pee...did it for years. Better idea is to get a Fish Cat 4

Looks like good environmental recycling of nutrients to me.

Glad you are having fun. I hear hellergermites on the p-rig are the bomb. Little tricky to cast...just open up your loop a bit. I agree, way too many drift boats on the river. Happy Slab hunting

Cool Mr. Mushroom. So many things yet to be discovered and figured out.

My buddy is going to sell his Scadden Skykomish 10.5' stand-up. It's only been used a few times. Let me know if you are interested and I will get you connected.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=215_1339273686

Terry, I'll be right there on June 21. Please have the fish waiting with their mouths ready. All you guys probably throat pump too....bunch of cheaters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please tell me the benefits of having the fish finder (honest question). Do you catch more fish with it? Would you ever go back to fishing without one?

I'm changing your Dad's advice: Leave small fish to find bigger ones

Well, if I had a feeling, it would be very hurt. The fish are OK (big boned, not fat)...but they ain't no Zombie! I don't use 12lb maxima.....I was using 10lb Berkley transition fluoro (it's easier for snagging when they can't see it) I got to see a whole bunch of my backing on Sunday. And then a pelican tried to get my fish. I had to pull anchor and chase down the fish to get close enough to scare the bugger off my fish. I will be packing a slingshot next time (and maybe I need heavier Maxima like you suggest). Mutants?? Just regular diploid fish that are scud vacuums....they don't seem very regular when you hook one though. Guy holding the rod isn't normal though. Buddies say the stink will never wash off of me...they even tried the power washer and varsol....no luck. My co-pilot thought we could make a new meal by hiding a Bow river fish inside one of these fish. Can't wait for the fall when the big spawners are cleaned up. Another 4-6"s of fish could get a little interesting. And finally, my bum looks much nicer now that I got out of neoprene and into some breathable waders. Thanks for the friendly comments...

Went on another road trip to find spotless fish for Troutlover. First we tried here Found this thing And her sister Then we tried here And the spotless fish were even fatter. Good trip. Things I learned on this trip: I need a bigger anchor for my tube. Pelicans can't swallow 7lb rainbows. 6lb rainbows can really jump high and scare the crap out of you when falling through the sky toward your head.

Thanks for the shots. It's such a bonus all the extra stuff we see while out chasing fish.

Bob, he uses a REALLY heavy sink tip for high speed leech trolling for those spiny finned buggers