TR Five species in 5 hours

On 18 Nov 2004 13:58:10 GMT, ojunk (George Adams)
wrote:

From: Chas Wade

Anybody ever catch more than 4 anadromous species in one day? The
whitefish is a resident, he didn't count.

Not anadromous fish, but two years ago I caught brown, brook, and rainbow
trout, landlock salmon, and fallfish from the same stream, the same day. The
day before I had caught a small (18") lake trout from the same stream.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of
youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W Muller

Can't even come close Chas -- a steelhead here, a chinook there --
that's about it. Hope you got pictures.

Peter

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On 18 Nov 2004 13:58:10 GMT, ojunk (George Adams)
wrote:

From: Chas Wade

Anybody ever catch more than 4 anadromous species in one day? The
whitefish is a resident, he didn't count.

Not anadromous fish, but two years ago I caught brown, brook, and rainbow
trout, landlock salmon, and fallfish from the same stream, the same day. The
day before I had caught a small (18") lake trout from the same stream.


George Adams

"All good fishermen stay young until they die, for fishing is the only dream of
youth that doth not grow stale with age."
---- J.W Muller

Can't even come close Chas -- a steelhead here, a chinook there --
that's about it. Hope you got pictures.

Peter

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"Guyz-N-Flyz" wrote in
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And I will even speak out here on
ROFF as well. You can killfile me or ignore me, it makes no
difference to me. The fact that Satan and the Grim Reaper won this
election just means I will have to live with even more prejudice than
in past years. So be it.

....OK Op, since I have permission to killfile you I'll do just that, speak
out all you please, but why the hell can't you and the other leftards keep
your whining out of a fishing ng? Don't bother to answer, I won't see it
anyway.

Frank Church

Frank Church wrote:
... I do have one complaint
though, in the future when you post a TR please put OT in the subject
line

My sincerest apologies (oops, maybe I'm not supposed to do that here)
I'll get it right next time.

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Frank Church wrote:
... I do have one complaint
though, in the future when you post a TR please put OT in the subject
line

My sincerest apologies (oops, maybe I'm not supposed to do that here)
I'll get it right next time.

Chas
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Peter Charles wrote:
Hope you got pictures.


None of the fish was really picture worthy, except maybe the steelhead
because he was so small and the first of the year.
Sorry,

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Peter Charles wrote:
Hope you got pictures.


None of the fish was really picture worthy, except maybe the steelhead
because he was so small and the first of the year.
Sorry,

Chas
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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
The word I couldn't come up with is potadromous.


Thanks for reminding me of that word. I'd count that all the same. I
was mostly wondering if there are ever more than 4 species of
anadromous fish in a river at one time. I can't think of an example if
you reject the non-sport fish like lamprey and smelt.

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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
The word I couldn't come up with is potadromous.


Thanks for reminding me of that word. I'd count that all the same. I
was mostly wondering if there are ever more than 4 species of
anadromous fish in a river at one time. I can't think of an example if
you reject the non-sport fish like lamprey and smelt.

Chas
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