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On 12/12/03 3:41 PM, in article
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Nice pictures! Wish I'd been there!

Bill

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Very cool. Thanks, Steve.
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BRRRR... nICE fish... thanks.

jeff

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very nice, especially the wide shots with big blue skies and high clouds.

good lookin' fish, too.

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Wow
I've only fished the San Juan one week, several years ago, but I remember it
having a LOT more water. Is winter flow normally this low or is the drought
threatening the river badly?

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thanks guys.... nice job steve....

wally

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Larry L wrote:
Wow
I've only fished the San Juan one week, several years ago, but I remember it
having a LOT more water. Is winter flow normally this low or is the drought
threatening the river badly?

The flow was 250 cfs, the lowest it's ever been, so I'm told. Normal at
this time is 700-800 cfs (so I'm told).

The reservoir was absurdly low. I think Bruiser said 70 ft. We drove
over the dam on the way to the Animas.

There've been three years of drought. It may not be a "drought,"
however. Some think it's an end to an unusually wet period.

Draw your own conclusions, but pray for snow.

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Draw your own conclusions, but pray for snow.




AMEN

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Jeff wrote:

BRRRR... nICE fish... thanks.

jeff

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Actually the weather was good most of the time. We never got ice in the
guides, even first thing in the morning.

Willi

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Thanks for posting these. Some very nice shots and FAT fish! One day...

Cheers,
Bill

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On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 20:41:47 GMT, rw wrote:


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Some nice shots in the mix. Thanks for putting them up, steve.

/daytripper

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Some nice shots in the mix. Thanks for putting them up, steve.


You missed a good trip. The fish were still hungry in the low murky water.

Willi

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Willi wrote:

Actually the weather was good most of the time. We never got ice in the
guides, even first thing in the morning.

I did, and so did Bruce and Chas, to the best of my knowledge.

I agree, though, that the weather was good.

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rw wrote:

Willi wrote:


Actually the weather was good most of the time. We never got ice in the
guides, even first thing in the morning.


I did, and so did Bruce and Chas, to the best of my knowledge.

I agree, though, that the weather was good.


Maybe I did too but didn't notice it. It never got heavy enough to
affect casting like it did the last couple times there. I hate it when
the line gets stuck in the midst of a cast. My only gripe was the color
of the water. Tough to spot fish and ugly on top of it.

Willi

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On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 17:42:09 -0700, Willi wrote:

daytripper wrote:

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 20:41:47 GMT, rw wrote:

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Some nice shots in the mix. Thanks for putting them up, steve.


You missed a good trip. The fish were still hungry in the low murky water.

Twist a little deeper, you didn't quite hit the aorta yet :-{

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daytripper wrote:



You missed a good trip. The fish were still hungry in the low murky water.


Twist a little deeper, you didn't quite hit the aorta yet :-{

/daytripper ("With friends like that..." ;-)


Just trying to motivate you to make time for the Western Clave next year.

Willi

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Willi wrote:


rw wrote:

Willi wrote:


Actually the weather was good most of the time. We never got ice in the
guides, even first thing in the morning.



I did, and so did Bruce and Chas, to the best of my knowledge.

I agree, though, that the weather was good.


Maybe I did too but didn't notice it. It never got heavy enough to
affect casting like it did the last couple times there. I hate it when
the line gets stuck in the midst of a cast. My only gripe was the color
of the water. Tough to spot fish and ugly on top of it.

The ice on my guides didn't so much affect the casting as it did the
mending -- especially the flip mend.

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Nice job on the web site Steve. I'll send you my pictures soon.

On the technical side, I think the second one of Bruce's pictures is of
me, not you, have a closer look at the bulding pockets on the coat with
no vest over it, I think you were wearing the vest over the top on the
Animas.

What do you think?

Chas
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It's you Chas! The fishing machine!

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