Where's all the porn at? I know you guys are out catching fish too.
I'll start with a few Ho's from the weekend and a piggy chum my buddy landed.

SKAGIT CO HO HO HO LOVE BABY!



NOOKSACK PORN!

I believe Redhook is buddies with the dude in the bottom pic....

I spooned up a gorgeous summer run last night on a copper 2/5's. I would have some porn if it didn't death roll at my feet and shake the hook. I probably looked pretty funny to the guy across the river when I threw my rod down and dove on the fish. haha. it was a nice day to be on the river though. something about fishing for summer runs on a crisp day warms my blood.

So is porn defined as grainy photos of dark fish? If this is the new art of fish porn, I didn't get the memo.

I'll see if I can get pics of something other than a pile of Addicted's tangled up fishing rods today...off to meet him now for a little coho/summer run combo day.

Fish on...

Todd

Thanks for the pictures. Glad you and your buds are having a good time.

Sure the photos are a bit grainy, but they are still better than what everyone else is putting up for us to look at today.

Is the kid with the chum wearing Todd's hat?

Here is some crappy cell phone pics to keep this thread going.

Honestly, what the [Bleeeeep!] is this? You are posting a picture of a POACHED steelhead that was caught during a closed season (2 winters ago?). Thankfully, this guy even got busted for it. Is that you?!

Wow. Rough crowd around here lately. Maybe the kid can't afford a high quality camera.

Nice catch Fear No Fish. Keep it up!

The Wallace river only allows cellphone cameras n 3 coho till the 30th of Nov...

no date and year on the pic's......shouldn't be posted.......just saying......

Just because you like to lick star fish ass doesn't mean you need to share it with the rest of us. I'm sorry to inform you my buddy and me can't afford a nice camera so if you don't like it please take your crap somewhere else. To top it off only the chum is really that colored, the "dark fish" really aren't that dark. You would know this if you kept your head out of your ass.
And to whoever asked, no. That is my buddys hat and no one elses. And thanks to those who arent dildos and can reply nicely to a couple pictures.

fear, you'll do just fine here. lol.

Oh boy............

Damn 2M, I need a new keyboard.

Hatin' on dildos and star fish no less. What's this forum come to? So much potty mouthin' comin' from the little twerp. Quite unimpressive and matches the quality of the photos.

Have to wonder the same. I assume posting a pick of a known poacher was a failed attempt at trolling.....

zzzzing! wheres Dan??

You guys are jerks. Nice work kid, these guys are just grumpy that they are stuck in cubicles writing TPS reports.

Nice pics, well maybe not the river perch in the last pic.But looks like your having some fun on the rivers and that's really all the matters.Good luck,
SZ

I'm guessin Full Moon & Aunty Flo. Party on.

I already submitted my TPS reports to my 5 different bosses.

Nice fish, bet that humpback dog put up a nice battle.

I would post the most recent success, but then someone would have to kill me.

I will say I caught the biggest chum I've ever taken outta the Satsop while warmup/pre-fishing w/ CanyonMan Guide Svc.

Rotten Chum, watch out.... you got some serious competition now!

anybody up for earning their redwings????

OK, I'll break ranks....

No time, no date, but I'm sure most can figure out where and when.

Thx to f4b for the camera work, and to Sebastes for the post-production assist.

Wow ! Doc ... Very Nice.

Doc, the last in your sequence reminds me of one that wound up on my camera recently. In trying to title/caption it, all that comes to mind is "thanks fish."

eyeFish wins porn-fest I. Given the dildo count, I can't wait to see the sequel,

fb

Agreed.

Dildos have feelings too, ya know!

OK....Let's get back to the porn!!

Goodness gracious....big thanks to Doc and SideDriftin for salvaging this horrible thread.

Ike

Nice job Doc...still waitin' for Salmo to show up with sumpthin'...givin' his procilivity to throw in with the haters.

I'm sure sure his high faluttin' camera and impeccable photographic skills could put his big mouth to rest.....

CAPTION:

"Men who pet trout"

trying out the docs posing tec.. by the way Doc,,great pic of you from BTB, lookin to see that one later on here after the fact...nice work

Here's a guy who's had a bit of practice perfecting at least one of the patented fNp pseudo-MEGA-hawg compositions... with a bit of help from the cameraman to maximize the angle of the dangle.... to produce a bonafide Orygun 44! (minus the flaming "fire-engine" flanks and charcoal "chrome black" belly)



Probably the toughest light to get a money shot is right at sunup... direct and blinding yellow-orange light for the subject, originating low on the east horizon, making it nearly impossible for the cam-man to avoid casting a shadow on the subject. I think we tag-teamed a near perfect Kodak moment for the challenging conditions. One of many magic moments from an unforgettable birthday weekend.

Thanks to you guys who aren't being dicks. I don't see why I get jumped on for simply posting photos but whatever, hate on me. It's cool.
And for those who actually posted photos, some nice fish there boys.

Well hell, if the doc gets to post kenai pics.......enjoy

Nice

Dandy nooks and beauty pics there Kwikfiks.

LOL ..give em some FnF...honestly first pic...three fish that could've been thrown back.
Big diff in quality of meat. Have you cleaned the fish and noticed the diff yet?
Just my ten cents.

Dude! is that a Mitchel 300? sweet

Granted the fish were a little dark, they were just starting to turn. It may not look like it in the picture but they were brighter than that.
But all thats beside the point, i only kept one of the chrome fish in the picture. Gave my other 2 to my buddy for the smoker.
Even thats beside the point because each one of those fish was stuffed with eggs. We know are sitting on a big ol' mess of coho eggs.

How big did the red monster tape out to?

50 x 29.5

Dandy!

1/4" off the one in my avatar... from the Siletz

Assuming fork length of 49" that comes out to 57.6 # on the fNp Kenai formula

Yeah but the kenai fish probably ate a plug, not a black corky and yarn on an 8' leader.



Sorry, couldn't resist

I didn't catch this one but wish I had. Scaled at 55 lbs +/-.

Jerry Brown? is that you?

that red keni king looks like the one my co-worker steve and his wife caught up there with you this summer....

This one went 36 x 24 x 38

Yes sir, i put a lot of time and effort into my fishing so what fish i catch im proud of so it bugs me when people have to be disrespectful like that but whatever haha
Anyway my buddy and me are leaving dark and early to hopefully nail some more ho's and then search for a "bright chum" in the after noon, might even have some grainy photos to post ;]
and heres the egg take from last weekend all cured up.

Dig that first photo man, and a killer sunset to boot!

river King going at it..

My fav so far! Reminds me of why I fish. If dad didn't inculcate that magic, I may have never experienced what the NW has to offer. Nice work Hankster, even if you are a Niner fan. Atleast you folks make some killer wine in that region.

hybridcx, i believe you are correct! She was so excited she jumped in the 46 degree water with me for the photo op. Small world we live in


doc, sadly I've hung a few fish over 55 including a 70 in 2010.... i think this one easily cleared 57.6....regardless, I was overjoyed to let a big one go for a change

The best part about that fish, was that a very well known guide in that area (who is a complete d!ck on the river) had just finished fishing that hole. As he dropped to the bottom end, we tossed out bobbers with shrimp and eggs and instantly hooked up. We yelled, "ya missed one!" and he fired up the jet and blew off down river.

by far and away the nicest pic posted on this dog eat dog thread! wether a boot pic or a troll pic for pats on the back, a hot blonde sexy woman trumps them all!

The fish is nice but the smile and the pride are priceless! Great shot.

Wheres the fish pictures??? You guys are lame.
Caught this late summer king yesterday, put up a great fight and ran all over the hole. The cast before this king brought me a colored 14 lb or so buck that got let go as well as the king obviously. Missed a few other bobber downs that all missed on the set. later found some chums that put up one hell of a fight on my 1-4 lb, 11ft noodle rod. Got my arse kicked haha

God I'm glad I'm not the only guy that noticed the reel.

I suck at big fish weights. Would have guessed way past the 50s on that pic

http://visual.merriam-webster.com/animal...my-starfish.php

FnF...re: Starfish ass licking...

Thanks for the anatomy lesson. All these years I thought I was just kissin another fish on the lips.

Tastes like Chicken.

King

Fear_no_fish,

Did u get my pm?

No i didn't, go ahead and send it again though.

pm sent

that's a nice looking load of eggs! and nice feesh.

Good and grainy..........

wow! That's a piggy.

Sugar coated turd

Something undesirable dressed up or talked up as if it is something desirable and sweet. It may be sweet on the outside, but it is still poop at the core.

Stam, that pic of you and "Miss Piggy" is the one I remember......

Shouldn't be talking about yourself like that, it's not good for you.
But those are some piggy steel there, hopefully in the next year or two i will get one shot at one.

holy sh!t Stam! That's a gorgeous hen. The fully stretched hand around the wrist of the tail says it all. I'm betting that was a fish to remember.

That is not a steelhead, it's a Taimen.

I got a hi-rez copy of Stam's MOAH....

that'd be the Mother of All Hens!

I can dig retro....

It has been too long since our last big stick sighting. Come on stiiiiickkkk!!!

Past glories AND grainy (straight from the neoprene files)..........

I think Danny and stam combined have played and or landed more 20lb + steelhead than the entire forum combined. must be nice...!

Agreed. Good to see some one else still using a single handed rod.

Mf

Well not always....

"tis the season"



OK... sorry, f4b made me do it.....

Or was it the Laphroaig?

I still can't get over this. All this time Salmo has been telling us that he DIDN'T like to lick star fish ass!


The same rod you use for 'Chuck nates huh? Great rod for both chums and wild steelhead. Go get 'em tiger!

This thread has it all....all over the map, just like I like 'em!

Ike

The same rod you use for 'Chuck nates huh? Great rod for both chums and wild steelhead. Go get 'em tiger!
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Oh yes, this rod is killer, bends to the cork every time. Works good low and left ;]

A decent sized crappie could overpower you on that rod...and don't give my any of that "my dad landed a 30 lb. king on that blank" crap; I ain't buying it. In any event, keep those awesome pics coming dude...you the man!

Ike

Granted theres very little backbone, if i can bring in a 15lb plus chum im not to worried about crappie ;]
Believe me, 30lbs isnt the biggest on the 1-4 noodle. You don't have to believe me. But thanks, ill post what i can. Wheres your fish pictures?

The shape and color of that fish look eerily similar to this one posted on Ifish earlier today.

Back to the theme of DARK and GRAINY.... and retro, too!

Fair question....well for starters, it's hunting season right now and I don't have anything recent. When I was a young gun like you I used to chase salmon in the rivers, but for some reason it just lost its luster. For the most part I'm a "salmon in the salt and steelhead in the river" kind of guy. But I hope to get out soon for some fresh chum salmon...maybe I'll take some pictures for ya.

Ike

Once the rivers drop I will be out there. Something about a river I just can't get enough of. That's not to say I don't know my way around a set of down riggers. I've spent many, many hours chasing salmon in the salt. Thanks though, and i hope to see some pictures soon.

Here's a toothy tomato from last month.
Dark & grainy.

Did someone say past glories???

Do I get to play too???









































wait for it..........




















































wait........















































Ahhhhhhh......I need a smoke now!





Oh, and some recent porn.







PS. Twitched jigs don't work, especially for those that don't watch the Merg DVD.

What was the quote again "further proof that there is no god?"



Been a while since that one has made an appearance Parker. I have missed it. The dandy fish that is, not your ugly mug.

Paker,

As long as we're playin' and talkin' about past glories let's take a moment to share Tim's SSJ Cover Photo steelhead. Caught the same day as Paker's fish.

Here's a big fat double in memory of that Stud.
Miss ya Timmy...

WORD.

And I never get sick of see'in Pakers pig. Any excuse you need there Paker.

Here's an impressive specimen.

Check out the outsized head and fins on this stumpy beast. Sumthin'bout those Chetco fish.

WOW!

Nice fishie.
The Chetco is one of the most beautiful streams on the planet, IMO.
Bluish-green color when it's right, small cobble-almost snag free, Madrona trees, etc., etc.
It's a different neighborhood.

Here's my modest contribution. 23# chromer from the Siuslaw tidewater in OR on Nov. 5. Odd thing she was 38" long, which is really long for this # fish.

Last Saturday @ skunk bay.

Yeah... a BIT after the fact.... but I suppose better late than never. Besides, this thread is too full of gems to not resurrect.

PAST glories defined.... doubt I'm likely to repeat this anytime soon.



W T F ever happened to the old PP over the past 3-4 years?

And out of deference to the mentor that's made so many past glories possible for me and my girls, I gotta include these images of better days gone by. Luv ya, BTB!

Behold The Brothers Young. Talk about the undisputed masters of their craft!

Nice pics, doc!

I've kinda burned out on the photo taking thing. I don't bring a camera other than my phone on most trips, and I lack the motivation to pull it out when a fish gets landed any more.

I suppose it's partly because so many of the areas I used to fish in solitude are now a clown show of people and I don't want to draw anyone else to where I am.

These days, I'll only fish out the camera for a superb fish, and to be honest, there has been a shortage of that kind of fish coming to hand for me.

Or a haircut. He kinda looks like the girl in Hanson.

Their boat is sure a classic Doc!

That's Bob's infamous namesake "BathTub" boat.

The Brothers Young are truly an inspiration. I can only hope that my brother and I will still have the fire and energy to also keep fishing together well into the September of our lives.


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Along the theme of past glories....

Bout time a few fish pictures surfaced on this web site. I remember a few years back when during the peak of steelhead season a guy could count on perusing a thread or two about steelhead fishing with a handful of pictures to accompany.

Thanks for sharing Doc.

I think FB has really taken a bite out of fishing forum porn......a guy can post a picture there and not get tarred-n-feathered for gripping it too tightly, holding it out too far, exaggerating it's weight, wearing the wrong hat and waders, holding it out of the water, etc.

That and you do not have to share them through a third party site on FB.

Facebook has helped ruin many a good week.
So many clowns catch a fish or two and literally post pictures as they are still on the river. Then everyone is there the next day.

I'm not on Facebook but perhaps instead of checking the weather/river flows I should just go there.

I agree Facebook ruined PP and has not helped fishing either.

You have to follow me on Snapchat to see my fish now. It is much more fun than Facebook, plus my mom is not on there and we don't have to be PC.

I credit PP with helping me meet some really cool, quality people.

If I was fishing much I would throw up some pictures.
Truth is I'm not and that has a ton to do with the fact that the rivers are more crowded.
I always fish to get away and short of walking a few small streams getting away is impossible.
The times is a changing and I wish we were still in the pre Goretex era.

There's a lot of truth right there.

Fish on...

Todd

These are more from the fall than the winter.



My dad got his first salmon in a river.


Just cause he's my baby.

We had a classic this winter up in Whatcom County. A guy playing like an expert posted some pics of dark coho saying thy were native steelhead with some text that implied this was routine and bragging a bit. Of course thy were also hauled up on the rocks. When the Internet unloaded on him the butt hurt was enormous, he tried to backpedal but ultimately everything was wiped at his request because he looked like such a dumb ass. That is just another sad story of some young know nothing playing expert/guide. It is fuckin obnoxious and happening more and more.

"Maybe I should walk down to the lake and catch some troots instead."

Why walk?
Drive if possible.

10 years ago i was working swing shift, 5 - 1:30am, and had tues-wednesday off. often i'd be on the river 5 days a week, because there were a half dozen rivers within an hour's drive from home that i could run out to, fish a few hours and come home for a nap before i went back to work. i'd venture further out on my days off, and usually take a break on the weekends. during the week there were very few people on the lesser fished rivers.

since those days, we've lost opportunity nearly all the puget sound rivers, and the cowlitz has lost its early run of fish, which combined, have ruined the quality of fishing nearly everywhere else within 2 hours of the I5 corridor. the fact that the number of guides has also exploded in that time does not help things either.

attitudes have changed. rather than going out fishing to enjoy time spent on the water, it's turned into a narcissistic ego trip for many. the worst of it are the "crews" of flat brim hat wearing douchebags who travel in packs, who post photos of everything they catch on facebook like a bunch of teenage girls.

the worst of that, is that these guys aren't afraid to go out off the beaten path and bring their hatchery meat hole mentality with them. it's one thing to have someone crowd you in a hatchery hole, it's something else entirely when you're 5 miles up a logging road with nobody else around.

just getting up early and going a bit out of the way isn't enough any more, i guess i'm just outclassed. most of the time i spend on the water now is to just unwind and i don't catch that many fish, especially winter runs any more.

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.

Well said. Now you know why I fish the saltwater all year the past bunch of years. My sled gets run once or twice a year just to make sure it still works.

I totally agree with everything you said about social media, but I have a different take on pictures, most likely because I'm an old dude that remembers film and I still print photos to put in albums...

I take pictures of a fishing trip to capture the people and places, and the hopefully the feelings we were having at the time, along with a hero shot to capture the kill... It is true that memories fade, but sometimes looking back at pictures of those memories makes them all so real again...

I lost a good friend and fishing buddy to a motorcycle accident a few years ago. Every year I look thru the album of photo's from our fishing trips together and the details of each of those trips never fails to put a smile on my face... I hope someday that my kids can look at pictures of me and the times we spent together and keep the good memories of me alive... in much the same way I do with my grandpa and the photo's of me and him.

I do agree, that pictures are useless except for the generation that knew the people in the photo's personally. Also, It seems anymore that with social media and the internet, most people are using photo's as a way to get attention and those photo's become worthless once you post a new one...

Totally agree Piper. The assertion about "how silly they are in the greater scheme of things" just doesn't resonate with this middle-aged podunk country doc.

Good pics are like good Scotch. They just get better with age.... WAY better. Anyone here with a picture of fishing with pops or gramps will likely treasure the moment and could re-tell the story behind it like it was yesterday.

Piper's awesome photo contributions here are a perfect example. The awesome pics of the Piper Jr crew are priceless. Trust me, you'll be diggin' 'em up when your boys are off to college... or married off to some gal far away, strapped with the responsibilities of a husband or father that may one day keep him from ever spending any quality time on the water with you.

And when those boys are gathered around when you're too sick or disabled, they'll regale one another over those old pics with tales of good times past and reflect on just how lucky they were to have a Dad like you.

Multiply times 10 after your funeral.





Now tell me this... why can't I find one with Poppa Piper in the pic?

Bingo.

Motivation along with the tone and context with which an image is shared tells the true story.

I take photos for me, and the people I care about. I share them here now and then because I believe that you have to give a little to get a little. I like to read about and see visual representations of other peoples adventures and meaningful experiences, they help shape my own.

Once upon a time a guy could find those things here. Lately it's a bunch of inspirational technical gear speak or political banter that is a waste of bandwidth and brainpower. I keep looking and hoping though, for now.

Gentlemen,

The posts since this thread was resurrected are poignant, sad, and true. That being said, I do love pictures.

I read this board nearly daily, and I legitimately mourn for steelhead rivers I have never, and likely will never fish (Sky, Skagit, Sauk, Duck, Green, Queets, Etc..). I am an Idaho guy, and yet I truly mourn the state of WA steelheading (since I believe even now, that outside BC, the most magnificent steelhead in our hemisphere still call WA (even the PS, where we can't fish during prime time, home)) .

My own river has a consistent number of fish, mostly hatchery, with a good average size, even legit 20#s, and yet, over the last 20 years, side-drifting, pressure, ego, and me-first attitudes have changed the game on "my" waters.

However, I refuse to let that stop me. Even on a large river like the Clearwater, I see pressure in almost every hole I fish, but I am not discouraged, because there is still wonder to be had, (especially if I can value growth as an angler over catching (ie...seeking new, unexplored water...).

Maybe I am naive, but I refuse to give it up, For me, steelhead are simply the most beautiful creatures I have ever seen, and I am an animal nerd. I'm 35, perhaps halfway through this journey called life, and I could not imagine life without steelheading.

Though I've been at it for 25 years, I still consider myself a newbie, which is awesome, rewarding, and satisfying. I realize that I cannot compare the true world-class wild WA steelhead fisheries that most on this board enjoyed in my lifetime, with my upriver "boots," but I can understand the loss that I see seeping through reading many, many posts here.

I love steelhead, deeply and profoundly, but I also believe that all may not be lost, at least yet. This community has given me so much, and the fulcrum of this community rests, in part, with these amazing sea-run trout.

I'm rambling, but I can't give it up, even on pressured days, when the odds are against a bankie like me, even on a "healthy" river like the Clearwater. I still dream of a week on the OP, or perhaps a lifetime trip to BC, and it gives me motivation to fish my home rivers deep in the Inland NW with effort, dedication, and most of all respect.

Each season, I usually land 2-5 absolutely beautiful native/wild/unclipped summer-runs (many, no more than 6-8 pounds, some much larger) that take my breath away and create deep gratitude when I let them swim. What more could angling ever give?

The "porn?" If the public will ever get behind steelhead, pictures can only help. I realize douches abuse it for their own ends, but people needs to see these creatures to have any chance of public support behind recovery.

In "short," bring on the pics, and never stop trying to protect and appreciate the greatest gamefish on earth.

It all starts with youth.
Will tomorrow's youth even have a chance to learn the trade??
I have my doubts and it's soo sad.

Below I don't see much "ego" in the pictures.
They are simply pictures that will hopefully be in my family forever.
Much like the pictures of my family homesteading the town which is now below the Cowlitz.
They are moments in time that hopefully remain ageless.

I will never forget giving the big motor just a bump of throttle to beach my sled on a hot summer day.
After a life time of doing it I never thought twice about it.
Obviously my 1 year old son on fresh legs had no clue it was coming.
He fell down and hit his face on the rod tray.
You can see his black eye in the picture I took at home below.

My eyes just started to water.
Pictures instantly bring back emotion.




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Sacrifice a day of drinking or a day of numbers on the river.
Take a kid fishing.
More then once.
The future of our sport needs people that are passionate about its future.
People that want to continue doing it.
As a way of life.
The young people.
The future of the fish.
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Great post... I reside in Idaho now, although I grew up within a 20 min drive of 4 great PS steelhead rivers. Unfortunately, by the time I started, it was just in time to see the steelhead empire burn to the ground, along with it some of the greatest, most skilled steelheaders I've ever seen, departed.

I'm the same age as you and it is incredible to see how those rivers and that area has changed in 20+ years.

It makes me appreciate what Idaho has to offer and the quality and resilience of these long traveling summer runs. It's not the same as fishing a rainforest stream for mint bright winter runs, but it's a fishery that deserves alot of praise for its hatchery and wild steelhead, in the face of all the litigation and slandering of hatchery fish.

Well, Dudes, it's looking bad, but I'll still take a day on a river (ANY river) over a day at work every time. I've probably not caught anywhere near the numbers of steelhead you guys who have been around since the 70s and 80s have, but I've caught enough to know what they're all about, and I love all of it. By the way, what they're all about (for me) includes the sights, the sounds, and the friends made pursuing them. My fishing buddies (big, small, male, and female) are among the most dependable friends I have known, probably because it's always the same thing that brings us together, and it's something we really enjoy. I also love that every day fishing is a little different. Someone once said variety is the spice of life....

Social media is a colossal waste of time. There is value in chatting with old friends you may never see again, but beyond that, it basically amounts to wasting time with your friends that should be spending time actually WITH friends. I am probably the worst Facebook friend ever. Twice, I've had flurries where I've gotten into it a bit, but both times, I completely disappeared after just a few days. Don't get me wrong; I really enjoyed my old high school friend's pictorial account of his epic journey along the Pacific Crest Trail. It's just the drivel that makes up the other 95% that turns me off.

As regards pictures, the best ones are the ones I forget to take, usually because I'm too caught up in the moment to dig out a camera. Still, I'm glad to have a few great pics of some great fish and some amazing places. One of these days, I will have a man cave (probably more like an old man cave, but I'll appreciate it more that way, right?). I'm gonna have lots of great pics, many courtesy of my aforementioned fishing buddies, with which to adorn the walls.

Beezy: Make sure you keep a few pics of steelhead you've caught, even if you don't like them that much. They'll make an important visual aid when you have the occasion to ramble about days past to future generations. Hopefully, those pictures won't be the only opportunity your audience has to see steelhead by that time....

Doc, there are a few out there, but they don't usually get posted... and since I'm the one that is holding the camera, they are usually selfies...


Steelheader316 great post! my dad, my boys and I take a trip on the Dworshak in Idaho every summer... It is by far, the highlight of our year!! beautiful country, and beautiful fish...

Nice pics! Good on you sharing it with your boys and pops!

All things considered we are fairly spoiled for fishing purposes around here. Those Westslope cutties are indeed beautiful (and aggressive). Some giant smallmouth bass in that watershed as well.

- Jake

IT'S ALL HUGS, SMILES, AND FISHES until it's time to cook the burritos

"IT'S ALL HUGS, SMILES, AND FISHES until it's time to cook the burritos"

On a hot day you better check for chest hairs in them things.