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Willi

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Incredible fish, and great colors. Thanks Willi.
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Willi wrote:
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Excellent photos. Quite an impressive variety of fish types there too.
The one on the gravel with the rod/reel is the chunkiest I've seen in
a long while. What was the reddish one, the one just below the pic of
Bruce holding the piscine Jay Leno? :-) Looks kinda like a kokanee.

JR

Willi,

Great pic's, and those fish.........

/Roger
Who is envious, and wishing that I was fishing or at least hunting
instead of being in Tokyo

Very nice, much appreciated. Surprisingly big fish.

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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 21:21:44 -0600, Willi
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Willi

That was an enjoyable tour.

Thanks.


George C.

We had a great time. It never ceases to amaze me how many fish Willi
catches. After much effort I managed to get one of those big browns in
my net. I hooked maybe six of them and landed just the one. That big
scratched up monster Willi's holding in the last picture and the brown
that I caught were both caught on tiny tiny flies. Mine was a size 24
if you can believe that.

The San Luis valley is beautiful. We survived on coffee, oatmeal,
pringles, and spice drops.

The big fish in the small stream were all caught sight fishing. We
were just figuring out the stream when it was time to go.

I drove on home past the UFO observation platform and the Colorado
Gator Farm.

It was a blast. See you next time Willi! If the nail pounders at
Habitat can pound a little quicker next time we'll have choc too.

bruce h

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Willi

Nice Willi. I was out last week for a few days staying in the Copper
Mountain area. Fished the upper Colorado. Tried to fish the Williams Fork
for a brief time, but it was running pretty high, so I only gave it about
10-15 minutes or so. Didn't fish the Blue, but saw my first Kokanee of the
year there . . .still fresh . . .in Silverthorne.
Those I caught were smaller than those in your pics. Mine almost
exclusively hit a size 24 Disco Midge. A couple other folks I talked to
were using an egg pattern with a dropper, to key on the rainbows behind the
spawning browns.
I couldn't catch anything on a size larger than a 22. Never caught a thing
on an egg pattern.
Same kind of scenery on the "high" hills. Fun.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver

Great pics, and exactly how I would have expected the progression.
Bruce gets a fish, Willi gets a bigger fish, Bruce gets a Big fish,
Willi gets a HUGE fish, Bruce gets a fish, Willi gets a MONSTER, Willi
gets ANOTHER monster....

Proof that some people are just luckier than others, I suspect. :-)

--riverman

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Willi

what they said. always fun to take a tour with you... look forward to more.

jeff