10. Four little herring caught at once near Nanaimo
9. Big Spring caught on the fly at Little Qualicum River
8. A dozen Sockeye from shore in 2 hours at Papermill Dam.
7. Only Halibut for us this year caught near Port Alice
6. First fish landed with centerpin, a Pink in the Campbell River.
5. The Jester's daughter's first Sockeye, caught near China Creek.
4. Chinook caught on a solo boat trip outside the town of Gold River.
3. First Spring landed with a fly rod, he was old but I kissed him anyway! caught on the Conuma River.
2. First Steelhead for the Prince, Stamp River in December.
1. First Steelie for the Jester. Stamp River in January.
I've never been up your way, but it is on my bucket list. Great site, keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by the blog. We think it's a pretty amazing place too!
ReplyDeleteI like you blog, just added it to my roll. I miss the North West, I was stationed up at Whidbey Island in the Navy. I just wish your pictures were a little bigger, great stuff. I can't wait to read more.
ReplyDeleteDan
Thanks for the feedback, I am working at making the pictures bigger when posting from my Ipad. It is definitely wild up here, but so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHats off to your rather fabulous blog, old sausage.
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Alan
Oh my! That is definitely the first time I have been referred to as a sausage! Im not sure how to translate that one into 'Canadian' :)
ReplyDeletePosted with the very best of intentions, old sausage, and meant only as a term of endearment. Anyway, carry on...
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Alan
Some cracking fish there, great stuff!
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