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Topic: Smith River - real SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!  (Read 1556 times)

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ZeeHokkaido

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Nice work fellas. Although the fishing wasn't hot the Smith looks beautiful and you caught it w/ some beautiful weather to boot. Good on Mahi making that jack! :thumright: And liking the short vid clip. I'm guessing you did that with the digital cam and not a video one right? I gotta give that a shot.

I wonder how many times Babe's been molested...  :smt044

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It's definitely something to master but it is very risky in moving water. You need to be able to read a river, judge current speed and depth, have a bombproof plan for jettisoning the anchor instantly.

For sure!  I spend my life on the river and it freaked me out a few times at first.  I also have definitely found that MANY yaks do not ride well on the hook.  This is not a mainstream activity.  Yaks can, however be very useful for hopping from spot to spot.


Uminchu Naoaki

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What mean "SLOW"!?!?  You got one!!!  I've having slow all year around... :smt009
Congratulation, Dan! :thumright:
Now, I need to go catching, not fishing... :smt012


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What mean "SLOW"!?!?  You got one!!!  I've having slow all year around... :smt009
Congratulation, Dan! :thumright:
Now, I need to go catching, not fishing... :smt012

Sorry to leave you in the dust, but want top 3 in AOTY! You should see the one I haven't posted yet :smt044


 

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