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I almost got this one bare handed at a golf course today.

Funniest Walk of shame Ive ever seen

I can confirm its still loads of fun for all of those same reasons.

I've been thinking about gigging - it looks like a hoot.

Was it fully puffed up when you landed it? I'd die laughing if I saw that happen. :ROFLMAO:

Side bar, there's a ton of african cichlids that are endemic to the great rift lakes. They have some popularity in the aquarium trade - a lot of them are mouth brooders, which is pretty wild. I've always thought a fly rod would actually work really well for these species (Aulonocara...

I'm torn on bull frogs. On one hand, I really like them - I think they're a fascinating frog, and ya gotta love how big they are and that awesome call they put out, or how they screech when they're startled and jump from pond edge into the pond. On the other hand, they're pretty damn invasive...

ocean sunfish/Mola Mola giant cichlid (native to Lake Tanganyika) - I used to be really into rift lake cichlids, always wondered if folks would start fly fishing for them. Puffer fish - for comedic value Goliath Tiger Fish Piraiba Goonch Orca...not a fish, but maybe Evan's seal popper comes in...

Oh heck yeah!!!

Anyone get anything cool?

Sweet, thanks!!

I'm probably alone in this, but I like how it's changed. Mind sharing where you're getting that data? What I'm seeing on WDFW looks very different (format, not necessarily the numbers). The website from what I can tell only publishes the stocking plan, and that's in PDF.

I could see this being useful on other rivers like the Smith, Colorado, MF Salmon, etc.

Love it

I like your style.

He got his tractor stuck along the shoreline one time. That was fun to watch. Otherwise, the otters are the only thing thats bothered me.

Good to see that place is still putting up fish. Fun spot.

Molokai. Who knew it's like the ephrata of the tropics?