David Johnson
07-15-2003, 06:38 PM
As daylight spread over the sky and the rock peaks above took on the pink hugh of the breaking sun, Moe sat back and said, "I could be in worse places on a Monday morning."
Just then his rod took a couple dips and then burried. "FISH ON! GET HIM!" I yelled.
It terned out to be a small but chrome hatchery summer steelhead.
http://www.ifish.net/uploads/341614195.jpg
Yes, there are worse places to be on a Monay morning.
We were wishing for a summer chinook but darn it, we kept hooking all these steelhead. Oh the hasles :grin:
What a great day, we watched osprey fish, and an eagle try and steel the osprey's catch. There was sun shine with just enough breeze to keep us cool and a hookup about every hour. Five steelhead, one hatchery and four wild, to the boat but no salmon.
Yes, there are worse places to be on a Monday morning. fishermand@aol.com
[ 07-15-2003, 08:01 PM: Message edited by: David Johnson ]
Just then his rod took a couple dips and then burried. "FISH ON! GET HIM!" I yelled.
It terned out to be a small but chrome hatchery summer steelhead.
http://www.ifish.net/uploads/341614195.jpg
Yes, there are worse places to be on a Monay morning.
We were wishing for a summer chinook but darn it, we kept hooking all these steelhead. Oh the hasles :grin:
What a great day, we watched osprey fish, and an eagle try and steel the osprey's catch. There was sun shine with just enough breeze to keep us cool and a hookup about every hour. Five steelhead, one hatchery and four wild, to the boat but no salmon.
Yes, there are worse places to be on a Monday morning. fishermand@aol.com
[ 07-15-2003, 08:01 PM: Message edited by: David Johnson ]