Cowichan Lake Cutties
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Gooey Bob
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Wow, compared to other things I've seen posted on this site numerous times, my comment was pretty tame.
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
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Gooey Bob
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Wow, compared to other things I've seen posted on this site numerous times, my comment was pretty tame.
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
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Gooey Bob
Guest
Wow, compared to other things I've seen posted on this site numerous times, my comment was pretty tame.
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
G
Gooey Bob
Guest
Wow, compared to other things I've seen posted on this site numerous times, my comment was pretty tame.
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
I guess the moderator has a point though, the use of a few expletive symbols certainly might offend some people and we don't want the site to degenerate any further.
Back on topic:
Think salt water fly fishing for Coho as an interesting approach to large lake Cutthroat. I've been told it works exceptionally well.
Bob
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Nick Nameless
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I agree with maddog. I love winter cutties on Cow Lake.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
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Nick Nameless
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I agree with maddog. I love winter cutties on Cow Lake.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
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Nick Nameless
Guest
I agree with maddog. I love winter cutties on Cow Lake.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
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Nick Nameless
Guest
I agree with maddog. I love winter cutties on Cow Lake.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
Went out last Saturday and hooked into 4 nice ones but only landed 2 on 3 inch tomics.
High winds and snow made boat contol difficult while trolling right up to the shore and fighting fish at same time but what a hoot. Fish seemed to be schooling in tight pockets. Nothing on the sounder forever and then large groups of readings from 2-10 feet or right on the bottom.
