Any fisherman here?

unforgiven · December 14, 2012

Thats the bait right? <lmao> <laughs>

imschur · December 14, 2012

Anybody can catch big fish. The real challenge is catching fish as close to possible to the size of the lure being used.

Pappy1600 · December 14, 2012

I was wondering were my wall fish went too!! damn Magwa nice fish bro, I'm going fishing with you! FISH ON!!!

Pappy1600 · December 14, 2012

Half a dozen of those little brookies and you got yourself a meal bro!

Magwa · December 14, 2012

They are not that hard to catch I am just lucky that I live on a river full of fish...

Pappy1600 · December 14, 2012

They are not that hard to catch I am just lucky that I live on a river full of fish...

I am guessing Pacific northwest?

Magwa · December 15, 2012

Mountains of North central Idaho On The Clearwater river

imschur · December 15, 2012

Mountains of North central Idaho On The Clearwater river

Dad!!!! is my room still available ;D

Pappy1600 · December 15, 2012

Mountains of North central Idaho On The Clearwater river

I have family in central Montana, love the western part of the state along the Idaho border.

Magwa · December 16, 2012

Dad!!!! is my room still available ;D

If you like to fish it sure is ...from middle of May to July is the best time to come and catch salmon...

USMCbassman · January 4, 2013

<----Huge largemouth bass fanatic here. Learning the water and ways of SoCal freshwater fishing is a challenge. I have considered starting a blog on it just to share my experiences, trials and tribulations with others so they learn something or what not to do. Fishing consumes most of my time. Notice I said fishing and not catching <laughs>

Growing up I competed in local tournaments in the Mid-West and could hold my own; however, the large, very clear and deep water reservoirs out here are completely different. One place I fish has a visibility of close to 30' down. I can't wait for spring and the spawn to start!

If I can be of any assistance let me know...I'll post some pics up later of some of my catches.

Matt.Cross · January 4, 2013

<----Huge largemouth bass fanatic here. Learning the water and ways of SoCal freshwater fishing is a challenge. I have considered starting a blog on it just to share my experiences, trials and tribulations with others so they learn something or what not to do. Fishing consumes most of my time. Notice I said fishing and not catching <laughs>
Growing up I competed in local tournaments in the Mid-West and could hold my own; however, the large, very clear and deep water reservoirs out here are completely different. One place I fish has a visibility of close to 30' down. I can't wait for spring and the spawn to start!
If I can be of any assistance let me know...I'll post some pics up later of some of my catches.

Glad you cleared that up, every time I looked at your username, I was trying to figure out whether you are a fisherman or musician.... <laughs>

imschur · January 4, 2013

Cool thats two offers to help with a fishing blog. I will be in contact after i give the site a facelift <thumbsup>

SwissyJim · April 12, 2013

I live in Alaska... of COURSE I fish! Helps to have my own ocean going boat and access to river boats

My Photos

unforgiven · April 12, 2013

Cool pics bro. <thumbsup>

Magwa · April 13, 2013

Salmon season will start in about 3 weeks here and you will not see me for awhile...... I will be busy catching fish....

imschur · April 13, 2013

Is my room ready?

98Z5V · April 14, 2013

Yep! But, I'll be sleeping in your bed... <laughs>

Space available reservations opened yesterday. Lesson 65b... <lmao>

Magwa · April 14, 2013

LMAO well we never know how big or small the run will be some years it is pretty grim should know in about 10 days how many fish will be heading for Idaho.....

unforgiven · April 14, 2013

Living the life brother,bueaty. <thumbsup>

Sisco · February 7, 2014

Nice Salmon, It's big enough to be an upriver bright, except for the color! I am a great lakes fisherman myself. Been up to Stanley Basin though and watched the Salmon Run or what is left of it.

gnatshooter · February 7, 2014

One of the strangest things I've ever seen in my life happened in Canada. I was staying overnight at the Frontenac and part of the deal was you got to eat a buffet supper.

The buffet setup was like half a city block long, with everything you can think of. And most people skipped all of it after the salad at the front. Then they went to the end, and the end was raw salmon, sliced razor-thin. They ate it in piles.

Like Canadian sushi, I guess.

Well, they were eating so much of it that I did, too. Raw salmon is pretty darned good! Although, gotta say, smoked salmon is awesome.

Speaking of smoked fish, my grandparents used to live right by a river and fished a lot. Basically, all they caught was carp. My granddaddy got a smoker and started smoking carp. Smoked carp might be better than smoked salmon, no kidding. You gotta pick around the bones, but dang, I could sit there for hours sorting out that savory goodness.

htbde · February 7, 2014

Alaska isn't fishing its shopping...I want that one and that one...need that one(for the dog) and that one for the bears.

Sisco · February 7, 2014

Alaskan fishing can be combat fishing unless you have a plane, and it can still get crowded. I was up the Talkeetna river in 2004 10 miles from the nearest road, and there were 62 other people fishing with me on a gravel bar!

htbde · February 7, 2014

I fished Chineak creek on Kodiak with a buddy. Caught salmon, Dollys, steelhead with my hands, Buck knife and yes size 10 jungle boots (kicked them out of the water). No one around. Back in the day