Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavian claves.....
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxStaWR4FtM

What does "Eeyoch!" mean, anyway?

- JR

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

On Oct 11, 8:36*am, JR wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxStaWR4FtM

What does "Eeyoch!" mean, anyway?

- JR

The weather and fish are not always so cooperative. One needs a fair
bit of luck to hit the right conditions.

"Eeyoch!" is merely a long drawn out emphasised exclamation of
"yo" ( yes!).

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

JR wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxStaWR4FtM

What does "Eeyoch!" mean, anyway?

Nice.

I believe the loose translation is, "leave those 6wts at home,
boyos, and bring the heavy stuff." ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

On Oct 11, 8:56*pm, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
JR wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxStaWR4FtM

What does "Eeyoch!" mean, anyway?

Nice.

I believe the loose translation is, "leave those 6wts at home,
boyos, and bring the heavy stuff." ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

LOL. In Scandahoovia 6 wts ARE the heavy stuff! Everyone I know up
there fishes with 4 wts. Those fish on that video were probably landed
with 5 wt rods and #3 tippet.

Roger? Vaughan? You guys lurking?

--riverman

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

On 11 Okt, 19:53, riverman wrote:
On Oct 11, 8:56*pm, Ken Fortenberry

wrote:
JR wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxStaWR4FtM

What does "Eeyoch!" mean, anyway?

Nice.

I believe the loose translation is, "leave those 6wts at home,
boyos, and bring the heavy stuff." ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

LOL. In Scandahoovia 6 wts ARE the heavy stuff! Everyone I know up
there fishes with 4 wts. Those fish on that video were probably landed
with 5 wt rods and #3 tippet.

Roger? Vaughan? You guys lurking?

--riverman

Yes Myron, I still check in on ROFF every now and then.
Don't know exactly where this film was made but they are definitely up
on the thundra (at least some 300km north of the Arctic Circle).
And yes, we usually fish with 4-5 weight rods, allthough I have a
river in my county (where we went for grayling one day the first
Lapland clave, remember Myron?) that every autumn yields a large
quantity of lb 7 - lb 15 browns, and where I prefer a 7-8 weight rod.
BTW, they are not saying "Eeyoch!", they are saying "JA !" which more
or less means "YES !"

/Roger

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

angler wrote:
On 11 Okt, 19:53, ri
BTW, they are not saying "Eeyoch!", they are saying "JA !" which more
or less means "YES !"

Ah. We too have a number of words written as one syllable but
pronounced as two.... or in Nawth Cackalacky as three or even
four....

- JR

Like I wasn't ALREADY regretting I'd missed those Scandinavianclaves.....
 

On Oct 12, 9:47*am, JR wrote:
angler wrote:
On 11 Okt, 19:53, ri
BTW, they are not saying "Eeyoch!", they are saying "JA !" which more
or less means "YES !"

Ah. *We too have a number of words written as one syllable but
pronounced as two.... or in Nawth Cackalacky as three or even
four....

- JR

Yeah, like 'yes' (YAY-ass-uh), 'your' (ee-YO-wer-uh) and of course
'north' (up-to-werd-way-uh-them-god-duh-am-yan-kees-uh-live)


--riverman