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On Aug 26, 4:11 pm, rw wrote:

While we're dealing in stereotypes, someone with a mule is typically
carrying a KPOS. :-)

Yeah yeah. So do we get an AK report?

Jon.

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On Aug 26, 4:11 pm, rw wrote:


While we're dealing in stereotypes, someone with a mule is typically
carrying a KPOS. :-)


Yeah yeah. So do we get an AK report?

Jon.

Best rainbow fishing I've ever seen, by far. We caught, in order,
Grayling, Dolly Varden (or Arctic Char), silver salmon, sockeye salmon,
rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20"), chum salmon, king salmon
(a jack), and pike.

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On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:13:12 -0700, rw
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rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20")

Well I should hope so. It *is* Alaska. There shouldn't have been
many *under* 20", and there should have been some over *30"*.

Apparently ymdv.

LaCourse

Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:13:12 -0700, rw
wrote:


rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20")


Well I should hope so. It *is* Alaska. There shouldn't have been
many *under* 20", and there should have been some over *30"*.

Apparently ymdv.

LaCourse



No, none over 30".

What a remarkable asshole you are.

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On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:05:08 -0700, rw
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Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:13:12 -0700, rw
wrote:


rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20")


Well I should hope so. It *is* Alaska. There shouldn't have been
many *under* 20", and there should have been some over *30"*.

Apparently ymdv.

LaCourse



No, none over 30".

What a remarkable asshole you are.

Steve, I've fished Alaska four times, and most of the rainbows were
more than 20 inches, and some were 30+. That's all I am saying.

Thanks for putting me in the same company as Fortenberry. Although I
strongly disagree with his politics, he's really a good guy.

LaCourse

Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:05:08 -0700, rw
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Dave LaCourse wrote:

On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:13:12 -0700, rw
wrote:



rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20")


Well I should hope so. It *is* Alaska. There shouldn't have been
many *under* 20", and there should have been some over *30"*.

Apparently ymdv.

LaCourse



No, none over 30".

What a remarkable asshole you are.


Steve, I've fished Alaska four times, and most of the rainbows were
more than 20 inches, and some were 30+. That's all I am saying.

You wouldn't have lasted one day on this trip, without a guide to carry
your **** around, cook your food, and wipe your fat ass.

Thanks for putting me in the same company as Fortenberry. Although I
strongly disagree with his politics, he's really a good guy.

You're a far bigger asshole than Fortenberry is. In fact, when it comes
to disgusting and repellent personal attributes -- in particular,
overweening and unjustified pride coupled with a selfish
small-mindedness second to none -- you are the worst I've ever come across.

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On Wed, 27 Aug 2008 04:45:07 -0700, rw
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You wouldn't have lasted one day on this trip, without a guide to carry
your **** around, cook your food, and wipe your fat ass.

You mean guides carry your stuff around? Never encountered that.
Cooking? Love it, especially camp cooking. I have fed some of the
most infamous roffians, including yourself. Why, wayno and Jeffie
actually swoon over my hash browns. I know, I know, you have this
thing about my ass, but believe me, Steve, you'll never get to it.
Sorry. I don't swing that way. d(

LaCourse

On Aug 27, 1:13*am, rw wrote:

Best rainbow fishing I've ever seen, by far. We caught, in order,
Grayling, Dolly Varden (or Arctic Char), silver salmon, sockeye salmon,
rainbow trout (many on mice and many over 20"), chum salmon, king salmon
(a jack), and pike.

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Hope you enjoyed it. I used to "dream" about going there some day. Don
´t suppose I will do so now though. Maybe one last trip into Swedish
Lappland as long as I am still fit enough. Have to wait and see.

I didn´t know that Dolly Varden were the same as Arctic Char. Had a
look, and it seems that Arctic Char are the third species to be called
"Dolly Varden". Seems also that the original Dolly Vardens are extinct
in the McCloud river?

Would be nice to see some pics?

Found it on line as well;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolly_Varden_trout

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I didn´t know that Dolly Varden were the same as Arctic Char.

They aren't. They're two different species, but the difference requires
a specialist to distinguish between them. Something about the number of
spines on some fin. :-)

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