Steelheading is good in Nor Cal.....

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Our old buddy Charlie Schillinsky sent me this photo of a super nice one he caught yesterday on a "Nor Cal" stream........

I guess we have to get off our butts if we want to feel that steel.....

[shawn kempkes]

I think he sent that picture to everybody on his e-mail list. it must have been a long time since he's hooked up. LOL

[Charlie S]

It has been a while but not all that long.........

[JGB]

Just came back to the BA from waaaaay north...everything viewable from 101 is fishable, or better.

Go now. You can always find another wife and get a different job.



What's that? Yes Dear, I'm coming...would you like jasmine or darjeeling?

JGB

[oldtrout]

Funny thing, I was on the phone with Charlie when he was hooked up with that fish. The man had the temerity to hang up on me so he could land that steelhead. If that wasn't bad enough, he called me back after landing the fish only to cut our conversation short after spotting a good fish rolling...how rude!

I'm tempted to post exactly where he was fishing.

Good job Sir Charles.

[norcal tom]

It's funny how all north coast streams have different looking bottoms .

[Larry S]

Tom,
might be why we think of streams in the feminine sense!
Best,
Larry S

[norcal tom]

Bottoms :D Women indeed .
http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg278/wbarbin/Picture0932-1.jpg

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg278/wbarbin/048-1.jpg

http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg278/wbarbin/019-1.jpg

[Terry Thomas]

Things might not be as rosey for the American in the near future. I heard from a fisheries person today that there are plans to lower the river to below 1,000 cfs if we don't get rain soon.
T.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

"Go now. You can always find another wife and get a different job."

I love that.......