Thanks for the solace Mike, I am a converted freshwater trout/steelhead
fisherman and yes it is quite fun and a whole other education in fish
behavior. I hope you catch all those fish that you missed on your last trip
on your next outing.
tight lines,
Ed
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: This should make you salt water fly flingers feel better
>Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 00:40:05 EDT
>
>I have been reading about all the unsuccessful salt trips you guys have
>been
>participating in lately and felt that I haven't done my part to contribute
>to
>the skunkings. So, throwing all common sense to the wind, I headed out to
>Amber Lake this evening while it was still 93 degrees and got absolutely
>skunked. Nada, not even a bump.
>
>The fish were actually rising a bit to midges when I first arrived at 6:30.
>The water was like glass and I was looking forward the evening hatch
>feeding
>frenzy. Then a bunch of nasty looking clouds blew through headed towards
>Idaho and the wind pretty much killed the evening rise. Even at dusk it
>was
>still blowing lightly. Not much activity on the water so I decided to take
>my whoopin like a man and head for home.
>
>One of these years I need to make it over to the West side and hook up with
>some of you guys for some salt fishing. It sounds very challenging and
>like
>a lot of fun.
>
>Mike W.
>Spangle, WA
>
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