Both fish are nice, but the first one is eatin' well.
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Both fish are nice, but the first one is eatin' well.
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Originally Posted by killarney
Da'ang dude! Been fishing Colorado all my life, and never got a fish that big out of a stream. Pulled them out that big out of a lake though........ Nice fish!
We have others, I will have to dig for them:
-that's the biggest king mac I've ever seen caught in CO!We have others, I will have to dig for them:
I really started focusing on sight fishing about 2 years ago and it really helped in finding the big boys.
Thought it was just fishing pic's! Didn't know we were sticking to only Colorado fish.
Sight fishing??
Thats when you actively look for fish in a river (polarized sunglasses are a must) then cast directly to that fish. fish in rivers are lazy, they find a good spot and wait for the current to bring food to them. generally speaking they don't like to move far for a meal so putting flies directly in front of them suits their feeding habits. Don't get me wrong. blind casting into suspect water produces fish to but sight fishing really increases your catch rate.
-no need to stick to CO fish, I simply miss saltwater and wish we had fish like that here...
A few skinny-water shots from the annual bonefish trip -
27 1/2" Walleye
4/19/2014 in soco
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