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![]() "Scott Seidman" wrote in message . 1.4... Drove out Friday nite for the TU State Council Exec meeting. Left a dinner at work a hair early, got to Pulaski in time to check into the Super 8, and drove to the hatchery at Altmar for a meeting. Saturday I was meetinged up at the general meeting till around 3. Used the facilities to put on my thermals, and drove past the cemetary to Malinda's to stock up-- I left my sunglasses and hat at work, and wasn't even sure if I had any globugs in the car. I bought a pair of fitovers, a $3 knit cap, some 0X tippet, and a half dozen flies. Drove to the Trestle Pool. There were some spin fishermen there, so I just fished the tailout. Whole river stank of dead fish, and there were carcasses all over the place. Around 4:30, I got into a good fish on an estaz egg type deal with bead chain eyes. It took me about five minutes to convince myself he was fair hooked, he was fighting so hard. I lipped him with the Boga grip my brother gave me, so I can say with some level of assuredness that this Steelhead weighed in at 13 pounds. It was the only fish I saw hooked that whole trip! Fished for a while longer, till just before dark. Guides iced up pretty good after a while. Called it a night, drove back to the hotel, and called my bro to tell him I broke in that Boga Grip. Fished a little on Sunday morning, after a good breakfast at that diner on Rt 13 right off of 81. Having dropped almost 4o pounds on Atkins, I gave myself the weekend off, and went for the pancakes. MMMMmmmm, carbs. Went back to the trestle pool. Situation was much the same as the previous PM, but with drift boats here and there. No action I could see. Just before leaving, I remembered a poster at the hatchery about Salmon River falls. Drove around a bit looking for them, and found them. Pretty, 110 ft drop into a nice plunge pool. As I was alone, I decided not to walk the trail down to the base, but I did hand around the top for a while. Pretty place. Can't fish there, but it really is worth the extra drive. Online photo (not mine) at http://www.oswego.edu/ ~vermilye/images10/salmon1.jpg. The view I saw is closer to the photo titled "salmon3.jpg" at the same site. Scott Well yeah, it's gorgeous, if you like beautiful waterfalls and stuff like that! Mark |
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