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Old 01-31-2013, 12:21 AM   #21
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Oh yeah, one of my favorite things to do is steelhead fish. Streams at this time of the year in NW Indiana.

Here is my most recent. Caught four that day!
Nice fish! Looks close to 18 lbs. From here.


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Old 01-31-2013, 01:14 AM   #22
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Nice fish! Looks close to 18 lbs. From here.
Nah, it was between 12 and 13 though. We didn't actually weight it because we wanted to keep it in the best condition for releasing. We have some fish in the fridge and that big of a fish isn't the best for eating.

Thanks though, he was a nice fish indeed! And first cast of the day!


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Nah, it was between 12 and 13 though. We didn't actually weight it because we wanted to keep it in the best condition for releasing. We have some fish in the fridge and that big of a fish isn't the best for eating.

Thanks though, he was a nice fish indeed! And first cast of the day!
Ah. The old extend your arms for the camera shot trick. I know it well. Beautiful fish nevertheless. And kudos for releasing it.
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Ok is this home fishing channel or HBTalk?

Let me help get you back on track...

What were you drinking when you caught that fish?
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Good work on the steelhead. A awesome fish

I'm up on the Olympic peninsula and hoping to catch my first steelhead in the coming months.
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Ok is this home fishing channel or HBTalk?

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What were you drinking when you caught that fish?
Keystone light the fishing beer of choice/ yukon jack permafrost.
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Good work on the steelhead. A awesome fish

I'm up on the Olympic peninsula and hoping to catch my first steelhead in the coming months.
Great rivers up there I hope to fish some day
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Don't do it!
Fly Fishing leads to other nasty hobbies, in particular Fly Tying. then you'll start collecting tying materials and looking over roadkills with a tyer's eye. The wife are start getting on you about what do you need all them feathers and furs and threads and stuff for?
Then, you'll think I can build my own split bamboo fly rod!

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Haha im starting to tie my own jigs and its totally not addictive.
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Oh yeah, one of my favorite things to do is steelhead fish. Streams at this time of the year in NW Indiana.

Here is my most recent. Caught four that day!
Nice fish good looking spawner. Ive always been told throw back Natives and the dark ones
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Yeah I believe they're just getting ready to spawn here too. Plus I have a pretty high respect for these fish, so if we have a little to eat and it seems like they can make it, I put them back in. This guy took a couple minutes to revive because it was a long, hard fight (thought he got my caught on a log at one point) but he swam away perfectly.


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