jaysflies
07-14-2019, 06:15 AM
Talked with Bill yesterday and he was walking me through the steps on how to post photo's on the site.
He mentioned at this point they come out as thumbnails and you must click to see the enlarged photo's
Here are a few of the big Roosters, and a few small ones we had in the Las Arenas area in May and June.
The Dorado shot was taken earlier this week. I tried transferring the photo of my Rooster but it's on video. My captain pushed the wrong button on my iPhone and didn't get a still shot. The batteries in my DSLR were dead so no photo with that camera either. The estimated weight was around 70 lbs. It bottomed out a 60 lb Boga Grip like it was a 25 lb scale.
The HOT fly was the Wiggy Air Head in white/olive - 5".
This year and late last season has been the best season for large Roosters since 2013. Lot's of Roosters in the 50 to 70 lb range, some even larger.
I've already booked my captains and hotel for next May and June, 2020.
He mentioned at this point they come out as thumbnails and you must click to see the enlarged photo's
Here are a few of the big Roosters, and a few small ones we had in the Las Arenas area in May and June.
The Dorado shot was taken earlier this week. I tried transferring the photo of my Rooster but it's on video. My captain pushed the wrong button on my iPhone and didn't get a still shot. The batteries in my DSLR were dead so no photo with that camera either. The estimated weight was around 70 lbs. It bottomed out a 60 lb Boga Grip like it was a 25 lb scale.
The HOT fly was the Wiggy Air Head in white/olive - 5".
This year and late last season has been the best season for large Roosters since 2013. Lot's of Roosters in the 50 to 70 lb range, some even larger.
I've already booked my captains and hotel for next May and June, 2020.