It is truly fascinating how those who are "connected" via social media are so isolated in their own little worlds. They think they know but they don't and the internet's best hardly holds a candle to what real life has to offer.

Honestly, the real world almost daily is far more amazing than anything on the Internet. Would you rather go steelhead fishing for a week in BC or give up social media forever. I think everyone here would go steel heading in BC.

But the real question is why do we even give a [Bleeeeep!] about capturing it for any reason? There is a great old Kinks song about photos. It captures well the irony of a picture, how important they seem to us while we are around to see them, and yet how silly they are in the greater scheme of things and that includes steelhead photos.

I may hate a lot of things, but I don't hate the Internet, I just think it is sorta sad that so much of it is dedicated to photos and that those photos are likely a waste of time in the greater scheme of things.

I kind of wonder if some of these photo first fishermen would even be out there if it weren't for the seeming power of a steelhead bragger shot.