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Sitkaspruce
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from the 08 year
One I call Scotty Sunrise
A couple of first hali's for both
The wife after the first good day on the water. She was so excited that trip!!
Nimpkish lake
Looking down on the Broughtons
Happy Holidyas!!!!
SS
One I call Scotty Sunrise
A couple of first hali's for both
The wife after the first good day on the water. She was so excited that trip!!
Nimpkish lake
Looking down on the Broughtons
Happy Holidyas!!!!
SS
wolf
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One like yours as well SS off of Craycroft pt
And a few people will know where this spot is. especially DUDDS
It is the backside on Malcom Island
Wolf
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And a few people will know where this spot is. especially DUDDS
It is the backside on Malcom Island
Wolf
Blue Wolf Charters
www.bluewolfcharters.com
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spoonmaster
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Great pictures, beautiful scenery.
Nice looking reels, can someone tell me the benefits of those reels over a level wind? I don't think they are very common on the great lakes. Just wondering.
Al
Nice looking reels, can someone tell me the benefits of those reels over a level wind? I don't think they are very common on the great lakes. Just wondering.
Al
Dave H
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It takes some modicum level of skill to successfully play and boat a large salmon on a single action reel as those shown because you have a direct connection to the fish. Screw up and you lose.....sometimes painfully too. LOL
On a level wind type reel you don't have that and it literally takes zero skill to successfully play and boat a large salmon. In fact, one of the reasons some guides prefer those types of reel is so they can have beginner clients boat fish. You can literally just keep reeling with a level wind until the fish finally comes in.
Can't do that with a centrepin/single-action type reel.
That's about the basic differences IMHO.
Lots more fun with a single-action though.
Take care.
On a level wind type reel you don't have that and it literally takes zero skill to successfully play and boat a large salmon. In fact, one of the reasons some guides prefer those types of reel is so they can have beginner clients boat fish. You can literally just keep reeling with a level wind until the fish finally comes in.
Can't do that with a centrepin/single-action type reel.
That's about the basic differences IMHO.
Lots more fun with a single-action though.
Take care.
T
The Fish Assassin
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Take only what you need.
wolf
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Wheres that island FA????and those damn jelly fish got to hate it when it slams into your line there was so many of those in sooke this year it was like driving thru a mine field.
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Blue Wolf Charters
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spoonmaster
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Thanks Dave,
Makes sense, gives the fish more of a chance.
Sounds like some sore fingers until you get used to them though.
Here's a couple of pic's from this year............
My wife's first salmon
Al
Makes sense, gives the fish more of a chance.
Sounds like some sore fingers until you get used to them though.
Here's a couple of pic's from this year............
My wife's first salmon
Al
Captain Dudds
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I'm surprised I'm not in that shot Wolf! Must have been my day off?!
Captain Dudds
Captain Dudds
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The Fish Assassin
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That's Ship Island, off Edward King. Bordelais.. on the Chart in Barkley Sound.
You see the size of that COHO we got
Gypseas.. Your not supposed to go fishing when it is a red sky like that.[
)]Take only what you need.
Charter Tofino
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baz
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quote:Originally posted by baz
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sunset on the fraser river
scottys off clover
Degree of Freedom
Active Member
That Ballenas, Kelly?
Charter Tofino
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Its the south end of lasqueti.Was blowing 25kts from the north and bigredsnappper and i were gettin pounded at sangster so we ducked behind lasqueti and found a few.
