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Post by: 2MANY on June 15, 2018, 09:43:43 AM
LOL
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Post by: onmygame on June 15, 2018, 06:02:00 PM
Beautiful pics!
Please allow me to one up here...
Beautiful fish!
Post by: Wanttohuntmore on June 15, 2018, 07:08:16 PM
AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
Post by: 7mmfan on June 15, 2018, 07:13:30 PM
AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
I agree with this except that steelhead aren't easy. They are one of the easier fish to catch in my opinion, once you understand them. WAY easier than silvers and most salmon in general. At least that's my experience. It can take a while to understand what makes them tick though.
Post by: BigGoonTuna on June 17, 2018, 11:14:53 PM
that, and there just aren't that many of them. i treat them like big game hunting...95% of being successful is figuring out where they are. getting one to bite is usually a matter of putting something in front of their face.AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
I agree with this except that steelhead aren't easy. They are one of the easier fish to catch in my opinion, once you understand them. WAY easier than silvers and most salmon in general. At least that's my experience. It can take a while to understand what makes them tick though.
Post by: 7mmfan on June 18, 2018, 07:55:39 AM
that, and there just aren't that many of them. i treat them like big game hunting...95% of being successful is figuring out where they are. getting one to bite is usually a matter of putting something in front of their face.AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
I agree with this except that steelhead aren't easy. They are one of the easier fish to catch in my opinion, once you understand them. WAY easier than silvers and most salmon in general. At least that's my experience. It can take a while to understand what makes them tick though.
That's pretty much it. Covering water and finding the biters. Steelhead are notoriously curious, especially summer fish.
Post by: kisfish on June 18, 2018, 09:27:47 AM
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Post by: 762Armo on June 18, 2018, 11:03:59 AM
that, and there just aren't that many of them. i treat them like big game hunting...95% of being successful is figuring out where they are. getting one to bite is usually a matter of putting something in front of their face.AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
I agree with this except that steelhead aren't easy. They are one of the easier fish to catch in my opinion, once you understand them. WAY easier than silvers and most salmon in general. At least that's my experience. It can take a while to understand what makes them tick though.
That's pretty much it. Covering water and finding the biters. Steelhead are notoriously curious, especially summer fish.
Well, that is the hard part, finding the biters. I have yet to get a steelhead, but I've seen them swimming around, in n' out from their holes, but they were not biting anything I've thrown at them.
Maybe, it will get easier one day. lol
Post by: 7mmfan on June 18, 2018, 01:42:40 PM
that, and there just aren't that many of them. i treat them like big game hunting...95% of being successful is figuring out where they are. getting one to bite is usually a matter of putting something in front of their face.AWESOME! I've always wanted to fish for steelhead but never was shown how due to my dad giving up on it. One of these days I will have to get one of you guys to show me how to get'r done!
My advice, don't wait to learn. Go to the river and watch, talk to the folks that are successful. Steel head are not easy.
I agree with this except that steelhead aren't easy. They are one of the easier fish to catch in my opinion, once you understand them. WAY easier than silvers and most salmon in general. At least that's my experience. It can take a while to understand what makes them tick though.
That's pretty much it. Covering water and finding the biters. Steelhead are notoriously curious, especially summer fish.
Well, that is the hard part, finding the biters. I have yet to get a steelhead, but I've seen them swimming around, in n' out from their holes, but they were not biting anything I've thrown at them.
Maybe, it will get easier one day. lol
If you can see them, chances are they aren't biting. Not always true, but generally. Fish that water that is just deep enough that you can't tell whats going on down there. That's where they live.
Post by: Buck86 on June 25, 2018, 06:48:55 PM
Good Luck Buck
Post by: JimmyHoffa on June 25, 2018, 07:07:45 PM