sunfighter
12/18/2014 7:05:00 PMcongrats on first steelhead.I got my first when I was 7.Caught it by hand in a small creek that didn't have enough water to cover its back.
Sure if I did that today I'd get my butt reamed by everyone on here,but to a kid it was the thrill of a lifetime.Actually I did several years ago on the spillway of the lower elwah dam,but I turned it loose in the river.Hope you have an excellent year and many more.
Sure if I did that today I'd get my butt reamed by everyone on here,but to a kid it was the thrill of a lifetime.Actually I did several years ago on the spillway of the lower elwah dam,but I turned it loose in the river.Hope you have an excellent year and many more.
Reel Priorities
12/18/2014 9:44:00 PMCongratulations, denhambruce! Looks like tossing around that peach colored jig finally paid off. I remember the mouth of Tokul, my first trip out Steelheading, armed with an 1/8th ounce float and a pink and white Beau Mac jig. 20 minutes later, I was leaving with my first Steelhead, plus 1; I was hooked. Wishing you a successful season, my friend. Tight lines
denhambruce
12/18/2014 11:02:00 PMThank you for the recognition, that peach jig has since been retired in the hall of fame!
resorter
12/19/2014 4:25:00 PMVery sweet , dude. I am inspired because this weekend I will try to catch my first steelhead Sunday or Monday on the Olympic Peninsula. I am pumped..