Winter Jumbo stocker fix

Spent a couple days getting a tug fix on a few Mason County lakes that got recent drops of broodstock/jumbos.
They weren't exactly easy, but a variety of flies and lots of patience brought enough to hand to be fun!
34° and heavy fog this morning was pretty bone chilling, but at least my legs aren't in the water with the yak!
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Hard to tell from the pic, but this one was about 6" belly to back
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@Northern continuing to live vicariously through you - thank you! We have the same boat so I just imagine I’m the one getting after it (instead of the soul crushing corporate grind and travel taking up most of my time these days).
 
2MANY said:
Cool.
Anyone hit the mill pond in Ony?
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I did years ago, it was a float and blood worm set up, if I recall it wasn't that big, but it produced fish and they put some big fish in that place.
 
Bugmeister said:
@Northern continuing to live vicariously through you - thank you! We have the same boat so I just imagine I’m the one getting after it (instead of the soul crushing corporate grind and travel taking up most of my time these days).
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Happy to oblige! I usually crop most of the yak out of the pics, but I can include more shots with boots & bow if it makes you feel more in the moment! 😄
 
#pelletslay
#tasteslikecatfood
#olroundtail

Just teasing….the tug is the drug! Sometimes we fish for pellet heads. Might as well be big pellet heads!
 
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