Unreal FG!Your passion and relentlessness is still paying off.I think you've taken Slayers place as my hero.Great pics,you continue like that and you'll be writing books instead of articles.Nice
that second to last fish was 8.5lbs and was all muscle!!! a smooth drag is a must when going after bigger fish...I had just coverted to P-line when I hooked into this fish and was a little skeptical about the strength. This fish tried to run me under a rock and I had not only the knot strength but also the power to keep him out from under those rocks. Kokaneeking thanks for speaking so highly of P-line it has gained my trust and is now on all my spinning gear. James that was the hardest fighting fish of the year!!! The trout in the dream stream are super charged! That fish is waiting in the dream stream for someone else to catch him...Thank God that section of river is catch and release....
I remember when you first posted about putting that P-line on your rig. Looks like it's definitely being good to you! I'm still on the fence with it... it still has a lot of stretch that I'm not used to fishing with. However, I still have it on one of my rigs and looks like (after seeing your pics) that I'll keep it on for awhile longer !
Dante my main line used to be Berkley extra tough....but I got tired of the memory...I'm not satisfied with the P-line completely but for certain situations its great....It would be a great leader for braided line....
Eric Great job!Another triumph at the Dream stream... Man those fish are nice...just hard to ponder that there are even bigger hogs in that stretch of river system.
Wondering if anyone has a boulder boat works boat and what your thoughts are about how it performs on Colorado rivers. I currently have a two person cataraft which I might keep, but need a bigger boat to accommodate a growing family. I would be looking to use it on the Colorado, Roaring Fork, N...
Whatever Happened to the Bragging Board? Maybe I’m missing it but I don’t see it and I remember it being one of the major threads on here at one point. I really enjoyed looking it over.
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Since the 1980s a group of us would go on several annual backpack/fishing trips to alpine lakes (snowmass, stout creek, various sangre de cristo lakes, capitol (now fished out ? ) constantine - just to name a few.
We are now in our 60s so for the past couple of yrs we've selected a base camp...
While fly fishing the Big T below the dam, I was thinking to my self wait a minute wouldn't a nice jerkbait get me into some brown below the dam? Anyone try jerk bait fishing for the browns down there? I'm going to give it a try before work a few morning see what i can come away with.
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