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Any guesses?

I'll try a few...

Elliot Creek
Illabot Creek
White Creek

Kinda the ol' shotgun approach!

Fish on...

Todd

Todd


Try lower down River.

Homer You cant be getting those pictures out of a helicopter your to close to the tree's so you must be pretty darn good at climbing tree's.

Nice pictures

stlhdfishn

Yeah you got me there; I thought if I would climb up a tree and take some picture’s I could fool you guys.

OK, I'll help out here. I've dump about 2,000 carcasses into this body of water below the Dalles Bridge.

Cascade River

Gilligan Creek.

Starts with a "B", ends with a "UTT"...

H2H,

OK, I'll bite. How many guesses do we get?

E F Nookachamps, Walker, and Cumberland come first to mind. But it's hard to scale the stream channel and those trees to better estimate the range of likely candidates.

Sincerely,

Salmo g.

No

No

No :p

It's a picture of Finney Creek.

I bet I fooled you guys by climbing up in the trees!

I have some more which I will post later.

If you hadn't answered so quickly I would of said that creek. As that was or looked like as to where I did some fishing this fall. Like I said fishing ----no catching

Jim

So Jim, you fish above the falls.

I have fished it down low, in the middle before they closed off the road and I have been up high. I didn't know there was a falls on the creek. Gonna have to check that out. Liked the area up in the hills the best.

Jim

Its not spey water, I know that.



FL

The picture was taken about 6 miles up Finney Creek Road.

The falls is about 200 yards down stream from where I took the pic from. The water up there is skinny, some places only 20 feet wide and over places 60 feet wide.

But a real nice area to explore!

Homer, I'd sooner expect to see Bigfoot, D.B. Cooper, and Osama Bin Laden sharing a flask and debating fly patterns on the bank of the creek than to see you up in a tree taking pictures!

Fish on...

Todd

Todd

I can climb trees like a monkey, you just never seen me do it.

Looks like the pic was taken from the one lane concrete bridge looking up stream. Am up there alot. As a kid we used to go up there and it was fantastic for trout but isn't as great as in the " good ol days" . Where do you throw in all the carcasses at out of curiousity?

H2H,

Finney was one of my first guesses, but I didn't think you'd be carcass bombing that far upstream. Plus, the little gravel bar on the left bank wasn't something I rememeber being there.

Sincerely,

Salmo g.

Spartan

On that bridge you’re talking about, so far off that bridge we have pitched 1100 carcasses (King and Coho).

Salmo g

Those carcasses really get a ride over the falls and brake up pretty good on the 80 foot drop to the water; the frozen carcasses explode when they hit the rocks after the drop.


If any one would like to go up there with me and pitch some carcasses and see the area E-Mail me Homer2handed@yahoo.com and will set up a trip.