Jason with a bent rod to start the great two days of fishing. Secret d-icing guide systems are shared quietly this time of year.
Fresh winter fish are a bunch of fun this time of year
Two eagles small black spots click to enlarge try to kill a steelhead, do these guys have a bag limit?
1inch of ice accumulating on the tackle tray, it's amazing we still had good fishing considering how cold the outside temps were.
Here is the fresh steelhead the Eagles got-or tried to get before we saved him, believe it or not I was checking the inside mouth of this fish to see if it was a Coho or a steel(Kind of dark for a fall steel) ((It was a fall steel)) anyway when It came alive flipped off the log next to the river and swam away, Mr. Bald Eagle is mad,,,It is great this time of year when an eagle is the only competitor you have on the river.
Dr. Bell with a great fish in a winter back drop
Nice Coho, I wish this was our most populas salmon
You never know what your rod may be bent for
That will warm the hands up
One of the few males in a huge batch of hens
That was worth the drive from WI
First steel of the morning for the president and founder of the steelhead slut club
This red cheeked bute was a great way to end a great winter day on the water
Almost routine for the Dr.
Fresh fish can be aggressive even when it's cold
Jason was on a conference call and I decided to make sure the rust was still off
Fresh chrome is very addictive
If you look close you will see a smallish orange egg pattern these fish were getting kind of picky, although they didn't fight like the were that cold, the line from the weekend "Daddy can Fish"
This fish hit in the most obscure spot
Winter time fun
Steelhead Slut team in action, every hobby needs a hat, and a magazine
Winston is also a lifetime member
Jason say's "I don't even set the hook on fish that size"
Any day over 27degrees should make for some heart stopping action
This fish jumped way to many times considering how cold the water is!
Looks like an AK leopard rainbow
You never know what your rod may be bent for
That will warm the hands up
One of the few males in a huge batch of hens
That was worth the drive from WI
First steel of the morning for the president and founder of the steelhead slut club
This red cheeked bute was a great way to end a great winter day on the water
Almost routine for the Dr.
Fresh fish can be aggressive even when it's cold
Jason was on a conference call and I decided to make sure the rust was still off
Fresh chrome is very addictive
If you look close you will see a smallish orange egg pattern these fish were getting kind of picky, although they didn't fight like the were that cold, the line from the weekend "Daddy can Fish"
This fish hit in the most obscure spot
Winter time fun
Steelhead Slut team in action, every hobby needs a hat, and a magazine
Winston is also a lifetime member
Jason say's "I don't even set the hook on fish that size"
Any day over 27degrees should make for some heart stopping action
This fish jumped way to many times considering how cold the water is!
Looks like an AK leopard rainbow
Low light is the time to converge on winter steel
This fish has not been in the system very long
2 friends enjoying a great day on the water!
Saturday was the drive to WI and Sunday started early with some of the best tailgating in the world, Go Pack Go,,,,Dr. Bell has the tailgate down to a fine science
We slummed it in the warm confines of the sky box, who says Green Bay is cold this time of year
This fish has not been in the system very long
2 friends enjoying a great day on the water!
Saturday was the drive to WI and Sunday started early with some of the best tailgating in the world, Go Pack Go,,,,Dr. Bell has the tailgate down to a fine science
We slummed it in the warm confines of the sky box, who says Green Bay is cold this time of year
I have some open days from now until Christmas, sh0ot me an email or call.
Guide trips are cool gifts and you don't have to go battle holiday traffic, Catie makes a nice Gift Cert.
See ya on the creek,
Captain Mike
231-745-4401
No comments:
Post a Comment