Fishin trip 2012 #1

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A few pics to start us off. Me, in full fish warrior mode. After 8 days, no shave, no shower, reminded me of my water hauling days in the oilfield.
 

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The morning of the 2nd day.
 

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Some fish.
 

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Nice countryside Lee. Early snow out there, not good.

Beard looks good, I say you keep it.
 
Nice to see you back. Lee. With the warm weather we've had these past few months, our local river levels have been very low. Not good for the fish, and the Coho which have been returning to the rivers have been pooled up in the lower reaches of the rivers. Was this a good year for trout where you were fishing? You look like you were in your element and enjoying it.

Nando.
 
3 fish in 8 days. LOL

Look smart guy, I caught and released 15 fish between 16 and 24 inches an thursdfay alone, with most in the 18-20 inch range------so there. And when I figure out where and how to post video's, i have ten minutes of heart stopping action of fighting and landing a 24 inch, 7lb rainbow. My outdoor cinematographer debut. Utterly sensational.
 
Nice countryside Lee. Early snow out there, not good.

Beard looks good, I say you keep it.

Early snow very good, still to damn dry. Jazz seconds the beard, she likes her ears scratched with it.
 
Nice to see you back. Lee. With the warm weather we've had these past few months, our local river levels have been very low. Not good for the fish, and the Coho which have been returning to the rivers have been pooled up in the lower reaches of the rivers. Was this a good year for trout where you were fishing? You look like you were in your element and enjoying it.

Nando.

I live for that shit Nando. The water situation was not good for fish this year Nando, but the 2 previous springs had kept Seminoe and Pathfinder resevoirs full and minimum stream flows high and fish mortality due to high water temps to none.
 
Look smart guy, I caught and released 15 fish between 16 and 24 inches an thursdfay alone, with most in the 18-20 inch range------so there. And when I figure out where and how to post video's, i have ten minutes of heart stopping action of fighting and landing a 24 inch, 7lb rainbow. My outdoor cinematographer debut. Utterly sensational.

I think (hey.. I did it .. "once" .. but I don't often)... Best thing would be to put the vid up on youtube, then from there you can embed or link to it from here.
 
Is that all ya got today Jer?? LOL. What about the thing you were working on last week, with the pic posting??
 
Jer, we should be able to add a video type file extension via the attachment manager. What is your video extension Lee? .mov? How big is the file?
 
.thm Joe. Let me check on the size. Two videos for the 10 minutes. One was 3-1/2 and the other was 6-1/2. With 3 minutes of none in between. An epic battle.
 
Jer, we should be able to add a video type file extension via the attachment manager. What is your video extension Lee? .mov? How big is the file?

Youtube is the answer, period. One - if we start hosting videos here that will consume "noticeable" bandwidth. Two - youtube converts just about ANY format to a format that is manageable in size and bandwidth.. automatically. So upload it there, then we can work on embedding it here.

Yes Lee, that's all I have...
 
That is really pretty, but it looks to me more like deer season than fishing season.

Jim
 
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