Recent content by onefish

When I lived in Kitimat we used to get chums starting in late june. Some where large (20+ lbs) and very bright. They were lots of fun to catch, not at all like the fall chums.

My old fishing buddy, may he rest in peace, had a bannana in his lunch every single time we went fishing and he caught plenty of fish. I have no issues with bannanas. Other stinky things like Oranges, or other fragrant foods do not get in my lunch though. I do not use perfumed soap or...

I am no artist, but it looks like AI will soon make artists a thing of the past.

The absolute worst thing about AI is the ability to mimic reality with regard to information. All you have to do is spend a bit of time on social media to see how it is being used to blur, or even obliterate the line, between fact, and fiction. Once people can't agree on what a fact is, it is...

GREED

Yup, now you have to assume whatever you are reading online is partly, to mostly, to 100% bs. Can't trust a damn thing anymore. Hence, the state of the world these days.

Guys fishing the salt in Canada refer to coho anytime before May or June as bluebacks. I hear there are quite a few bluebacks kicking around right now.

One material, two if you add a bead.

I know two buddies that got divorced, one after a few years one after 35+ years. Both parties found out the grass was not greener elsewhere and ended up getting back together with their ex's. So, almost like fishing, you just never know.

Cleanest favourite fishing hat I have every seen. Something fishing going on here.

If you are patient you can buy quality, high end rods and reels in excellent condition for prices that are reasonable. Full retail is out of the question for me.

THIS. Its either too good to be true, or someone is selling stolen goods. Good deal vs too good to be true, know the difference!

Islander, top notch Canadian product. Not surprised they have great customer service.

Right to left is easy to spot as the upwelling on the surface is on the downstream side of the rock on the far left of the picture.

Agreed, the more pressure on the river, the more the marginal, less fished spots, tend to shine. You are missing a lot of fish if you just fish buckets IMO. Plus, buckets are rather easy to spot, the marginal spots that many pass up, those are what really separate the men from the boys, and...