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Don't tell your wife to "Shut the f@@k up", unless you don't want to talk to her for a few days.

There was some good steelhead fishing up this way back then, big nates!

No bear encounters, at least not while fishing. I did have an encounter with a bull moose in AK while fishing a creek for kings, he stepped into the river about a cast away from me. They are LARGE animals, I high booted it up the bank in a hurry!

That's for sure. I've fished in 20'ers while long lining Black Cod and Halibut on a 70' schooner, it takes it out of ya.

That's a pig, I got one that size in the river one time about 30 yrs ago.

The first thing that came to mind was a week on the Babine, because I love big steelhead and it's difficult to access much of that river without a sled. My second thought was Argentina. My wife would go to the warmer places so those are a possibility, but Northern BC or Argentina probably not.

When fish are dispersed through the water column I'll fish floater no indie, when they are concentrated at one depth I'll use an indie. If the fish are over 25' I use a full sink. I've had too many good days to discount chroni fishing, big fish too. I like to set an indicator rod and then cast...

Both!

I just finished a book titled 'Soul of The Lion' about Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, he was part of many battles, especially Gettysburg, during the Civil War, Excellent book. I just picked up a book called ' The Stoic Challenge' by William Irvine. So far it's interesting.

I found 2 copies of that book at Powell's in Portland, one was signed.

I keep it real simple anymore, black/blue or pink/orange, large or small.

They'll hit a set of keys if you dangle them in front of their face,

I hooked one years ago on river X that straightened my hook, it flopped on the surface a couple times before it hit the fast water, double digits easy.

Cockles

Who knows, maybe it will be better. They may escape the predation from the birds as the mass of releases are a few months off and they can sneak out ahead of them. Only time will tell.

Thanks, Josh fixed something and I went back and uploaded the pic again and it's upright.

Most of you may have already seen this but I wanted to post it here too for later reference. https://www.wildsteelheaders.org/science-friday-the-shifting-baseline-of-olympic-peninsula-steelhead/?fbclid=IwAR0U9CVVhNv9H53_cDIsIApsPD2dY4tYA32cS-ZPp8ITcABaPXoYkaBzMAc There are links to the first two...

Missoula is a nice town, lost of good fishing close by.

Kola peninsula for Atlantic Salmon Patagonia The Dean River-Steelhead Hiada Gwaii- Salmon Florida- Tarpon

I lost $20.00 on them the last time they were in the super bowl