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    Sooooooo, after all the salivating over the early start of the trout season did anyone hit it yet? What's the matter, all you all sane? Funny how ole Mom Nature works isn't it? All Feb. it's warm days, birds singing, bugs a buggin. Now here comes winter screaming back. If any of you nutballs out there did go out, what's it like? Don't want your secret spots, just maybe a little report, insects seen, any trout caught, that sort of thing. There's not much written about winter fishing in Ca. for the obvious reason that you couldn't do it. Maybe trout are gorging on ants, if they invade trout streams the way they invade my kitchen when it rains the fish should be obese. Hmmm, might apply to mice as well. Ed
    Elwood: It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

    Jake: Hit it.

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    Hello Ed, The best I can do is maybe a report from Putah next Wednesday or so. If the road is clear I may go to the N. Yuba. That is unless you have a better idea. Cheers, Paul

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    The roads are clear to the N Yuba,but Sierra City has received 4'+ of snow so accessing the river is the problem.Try below Downieville as access may be a little better.Jay

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    Ed,

    Nutball #1 checking in.

    I'll let the pictures do the talking as far a weather goes.

    In my mind, conditions were ideal... not a fisherman to be seen all day with miles of river to myself!

    This is actually the Trinity River on the 27th of February. The day after there was a fairly dense mayfly hatch in the afternoon. I caught several steelhead.

    I wasn't part of the trout opener, but does my outing count? I was fishing for trout!

    By the look on the deer's faces, I think they think I was nuts. But I think they're wimps!

    Ron







    fly: Very light artificial fly fishing lure of which there are two types: the dry fly which isn't supposed to sink the way it just did; and the wet fly, which shouldn't be floating up on the surface like that. An Angler's Dictionary.

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    Ron,
    You have to change to "Frozen Run."
    Terry

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    Thank you Jay, I think I'll go. PB

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    Ron, you get my vote for #1 nutball. That's some pretty hardcore fishing. ED
    Elwood: It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

    Jake: Hit it.

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    Ron,
    You are one hardcore angler.
    I nominate you for Steelheader of the MONTH.



    I've been enjoying the snow in a different way, but plan to take the rods on the next trip to the eastern Sierras this weekend.
    Steelhead gear = $6287, no of adults caught = 3, amortized cost = $2,095.67, beaching that 30" fish and letting it go = priceless

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