Thats a great story.
My biggest would have to be a 30ish pound king salmon out of the wallace river
Biggest fish on a fly?
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fear_no_fish
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
My rod and reel, they comfort me.
"Believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see."
"Believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see."
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deepbuzzer
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
My largest fish was a 120 lb sailfish,( the sailfish is my avatar) a 30 lb dolphin and quite a few 80 to 100 lb tarpon.
This is only because I lived in Florida for awhile.
This is only because I lived in Florida for awhile.
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Big Smooth
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
I just started so the beautiful trout in my avatar is my biggest yet. Hooked her on the Yakima last Friday with my buddy.
I'm looking to fight a stealhead on my 6wt here soon
I'm looking to fight a stealhead on my 6wt here soon
I like it when I can call it Catching!
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fear_no_fish
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
steelhead and 6wt is alot of fun. ive caught a few summer runs on my now broke 5/6wt and it was a great fightBig Smooth wrote:I just started so the beautiful trout in my avatar is my biggest yet. Hooked her on the Yakima last Friday with my buddy.
I'm looking to fight a stealhead on my 6wt here soon
My rod and reel, they comfort me.
"Believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see."
"Believe nothing of what you hear and half of what you see."
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UptheCreek
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
Unfortunately no pic, but I just caught my biggest to date last week out of a little creek...a 21 inch 4.5 pound Brownie!! It was sweet!
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fishing collector
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RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
Sorry no pic but I got a 17lb chum on the Quinault River this past fall with my new 8wt rainshadow I built. It worked very well and I hope to do some beach fishing out at Port Townsend...Point no Point.... Bush Point and my favorite, just up from the Keystone Ferry Dock at the park. I gotta start taking my brownie along on my trips! Have a great summer, Steve
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Fly Fishing is the art of attaching a fake bug to a line and relying on the appropriate manipulation of the rod to deceive the fish into eating a sharp steel hook covered with feathers and fur.
RE:Biggest fish on a fly?
My biggest thing on a fly rod would be the power lines in my back yard, after snagging them during practice casting. I just got my first fly combo, and i havent been able to fish with it yet. Once rivers and streams start opening up again i will have one on the fly as soon as possible!