salmon fishing?

On Sat, 27 Dec 2003, Sierra fisher wrote:

Mu,
You had better check the regulations. You can fish for steelhead in just
about any stream that has them.


Louis was asking specifically about southern California streams. As far
as I know, except for Calleguas Creek (which runs year round because of
the run off from lawn sprinklers) all other SoCal waters downstream from a
migratory obstacle are closed to any sort of fishing. Too bad because
there are about 1,000 mullet that hang out under the railroad trestle a
few hundred yards above the mouth of the Ventura River.

Here's a photo of what the Ventura used to yield
http://tinyurl.com/ytklp

Mu


On Fri, 26 Dec 2003, LOUIS Gu. wrote:

I did mean USA and more specific southern California. I know there is
salmon
fishing north of San Francisco but I am in southern CA and as I am not
practiced in fly fishing, the first few times I didn't want to travel
far.

I thought "mullet" was a kind of haircut worn by some athletes and wannabe's
who admire them. Or, does it actually refer to the people who wear the
haircut?

Yuji Sakuma

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"Mu Young Lee" wrote in message
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Too bad because
there are about 1,000 mullet that hang out under the railroad trestle a
few hundred yards above the mouth of the Ventura River.

Here's a photo of what the Ventura used to yield
http://tinyurl.com/ytklp

Mu
..

"Yuji Sakuma" wrote in
:

I thought "mullet" was a kind of haircut worn by some athletes and
wannabe's who admire them. Or, does it actually refer to the people
who wear the haircut?

Yuji Sakuma



Mullet are both fish and coiffure, athleticism is not required. On the
contrary, it is often counter indicative as the prefferred tucker of the
mullet sporting Aussie is usually very high in calorific content -
usually far in excess of his output.


Steve

I the fish obviously predated the haircut . The haircut is out of fashion
now and is the butt of jokes but I first noticed it being sported by
American baseball players, Eckersley for one, maybe 10-15 years ago. Any
idea how a haircut came to be named after a fish, or was it named for
something else? Just curious.

Yuji Sakuma

"Yuji Sakuma" wrote in message
.. .
I the fish obviously predated the haircut . The haircut is out of fashion
now and is the butt of jokes but I first noticed it being sported by
American baseball players, Eckersley for one, maybe 10-15 years ago. Any
idea how a haircut came to be named after a fish, or was it named for
something else? Just curious.

I believe they named the fish in anticipation of the haircut.

Wolfgang
hey, it's a stupid looking fish......it ain't my fault.

"Yuji Sakuma" wrote in
:

I the fish obviously predated the haircut .
The haircut is out of fashion now

eerrr ... no.

http://makeashorterlink.com/?E61526CE6

a recent image of an Aus. cricketer.

and is the butt of jokes but I first noticed it being
sported by


.... and it certainly is the _still_ the butt of jokes.


Steve

On Sun, 28 Dec 2003, Yuji Sakuma wrote:

I thought "mullet" was a kind of haircut worn by some athletes and wannabe's
who admire them. Or, does it actually refer to the people who wear the
haircut?

The mullet found on the west coast of the US may reach sizes up to 3 feet.
They are very strong fighters and typically jump repeatedly. Lots of fun
but very hard to hook. They are hyper-spooky.

Mu