Not going to say a word just pic's

every picture tells a story...

I hate to say it.......But some of these pictures have been shown before

I hate to say it; but there are brand new pic's taken last Friday

Hey Brian,

How did you get up so high to take that first picture? I don't think you get that view from down on the road.

-tony

Hey Tony,

Pic wasn't taken from the S Skagit hwy - I've shot a few pics from there and nothing like the views he's getting.

Must be a logging road further up that hill.

Homer gets to some seriously out-of-the-way places ( probably searching for dump sites for his dead bodies).

looks like the one pic was taken from finney creek road

Finney/Cumberlain Road is where some of them where taken; when your on Sauk Bar look up and to the west and you can see that road.

I was up there again to (and NO BrianL I'm not looking for DEAD bodies); I had dead fish with me and the fog disappeared for some GREAT pictures

MAN where the roads ice up; driving a truck with 2 tons of dead fish is tuff with those condition

H2h, what patern did you throw at that last pic.? that one will give a old man a stiff rod. Glenn

I will never talk about that place to anyone!

Those pictures don't bother me at all. If I want to see lots of fish milling around I just go up to the Wallace river hatchery and look in the holding pond.

Jim

Your suppose to find them in the wild Old Man

You mean the ones that come from WDFW Marblemount Hatchery

... I know where that place is. I won't say though...

Yep, just like I said - looking for a place to dump dead (fish) bodies!

Good show Brian - if you need another pair o' hands drop me a line.

The problem with that pool is getting a decent swing.

-tony

Well, motor home is on the south bank of the Chetco waiting (again!) for the river to drop and clean up. That said .... !!! Other than with the high water over the past week every slot's been filled in, new slots formed .. and I'm back to square one with my spey rods.

But not is all lost (Dear God I hope not!!) as I have one of Bob Meiser's new 16 foot (yes, sixteen foot) 6/7 speys in the auto. Had the opportunity to be one of the 'test casters' on the proto and, with a tad of tail wind on the Deschutes, I could lay out the ENTIRE 150 feet of a 10/11 Brit Carron line plus a 15 foot leader.

Gather the new roll up is based on the SA 7/8 XLT line (or the Carron noted above) plus a "mystery line" Bob gave me to try.

Next week should be interesting ... if the damned wind would knock down coming in off the coast (think 20 foot swells capped with 10-12 foot breakers on top flopping on the beach).