gazjon5

You and me both pal, up to minus 20 / 25 isnt to bad with normal winter gear (depending on wind), colder than that you have to be a special type of stupid to want to spend much time outside here

Sorry Blackmag i missed this when u quoted me. Yep it sure is, it could be 0 deg C, or it could be minus 40 lol. Ducks and geese are long gone by then here!

A golf ball size spawn sack full of salmon roe can be deadly for the sturgeon in the Fraser river, but if i had to use just 1 bait year round for those big sturgeon it would be lamprey. And not a whole lamprey or big piece either, most people only use them in around 3" pieces...

Did our yearly trip to the Fraser, was a brutal trip to be fair with it pissing down, cold and windy most of the 4 days we were there. Only had two small salmon and no sturgeon over the first 3 days, but got into fish on the last day fishing the harrison rive. We ended up with a couple of salmon and 4 sturgeon over 6ft on day four, biggest 2 went 7ft 8" and 7ft 3"

Strong prescribed medication is my guess.....

A guy walks into a bar and tells the bartender, “If I show you a wild trick, will you give me a free drink?” The bartender shrugs, “Sure, why not?” The guy reaches into his pocket and pulls out… a tiny rat . Then out of the other pocket, he pulls a teeny-tiny piano . The rat stretches, cracks his knuckles, and starts playing the blues like a rodent Ray Charles. Stunned, the bartender pours him a free drink . After finishing it, the guy says, “Now, if I show you an even better trick, do I drink free all night?” “Buddy, if you can top that, you’re drinking on me till closing,” the bartend

Just noticed the leadline on this one netrigger, do you rig the trammel for rabbits with the leadline (or was it been used for fishing)?

Nice to see someone still knitting, whats the twine netrigger? Thanks, Gaz