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What's Your Fishing Passion?: Whatever takes =-)

About Me: Fishing since 2.
My grandfather taught me to catch bass and now I mainly fly fish.

Fly fishing for the last 2.5 years has re-awakened the fisherman in me.

I grew up soaking bait and using spinners in the Northwest.
I now live in the Southwest where it takes a lot more work to find good spots, but we have them.

I greatly appreciate the outdoors. I like packing in and pitching a tent places not many go.

I like hiking and fishing streams best.

Fly fishing has added a whole new level to fishing I never knew was possible.

How passionate are you about fishing?: 20-50

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Fishing Report: June 10th, Azusa Canyon, West Fork

I began in the lake portion, west of the bridge to East Fork. I tried Swim baits, spinners, and wooley buggers. Not even a bite. I fished for an hour for trout, bass, and perch while huge carp swam by lazily three feet from shore.

Before heading home I wanted to fly fish the stream.

I walked to the stream just under the bridge at 12:30. I didn't want to walk far, and this spot has two merging streams.

As I slowly approached I took notice to a quick splash. While I… Continue

Posted on June 11, 2008 at 1:11am

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At 2:17pm on December 19, 2008, Kyle Dresser said…: thats over kind of by the saint joe river right, if you are ever back that way thats a good one for nice cuts too i t sees a lot of traffic too though.

At 8:57am on December 19, 2008, Kyle Dresser said…: some cool fish on the fly man, what part of idaho did you catch those cuts in?

At 6:51pm on October 16, 2008, Jeff Dillion said…: Fun is what's itall about. Keep in touch.

Jeff

At 11:29pm on September 23, 2008, Dan Olmanson said…: no, some people smoke them, but i just shoot them for fun

At 7:44am on September 23, 2008, Jamie S said…: Thanks for the compliments. The Striper laying on the ground I caught by mistake. I was using a Sage Launch 5 wt with a Sage 1650 reel. I was fishing for shoal bass when that monster jumped on my line. I then upgraded to a GLoomis Cross Current 9wt with Lamson Konic reel.

At 3:03am on September 23, 2008, Ryan MacDonald said…: I do most of my fishing in the Northwest Territories on Great Slave Lake... been guiding at a lodge on the East side of the lake for a while now..

At 8:44pm on August 18, 2008, kyle said…: we havent gone yet. i think we are going at the end of the month. but when i do go i will fill you in.

At 10:37pm on August 17, 2008, kyle said…: slide wight. 2 foot leader perch hang out in the dip where waves break. corbina come all the way to a couple inches of water. i prefer to use the softer shelled preferably with the orange roe. i hook em meat side first through the shell and back into the roe.

At 8:23pm on August 15, 2008, kyle said…: im gonna be takin my daughter surf fishin in orange or LA county in a couple weeks. do you know if the sand crabs are still around up there?

At 5:58am on August 12, 2008, kyle said…: i think the largest spotted bass i have caught was just short of 17 inches. i honestly rarely check for weight. i dont even own a scale anymore. the average catch at our current spot is 15 inches.