Fishing the <ST1
Salmon River </ST1is always enjoyable and sometimes can be frustrating.
This morning while fishing a secrete spot with CTobias the day started off like another out on the river with him.
Even though the sun wasn’t able to break thought, it was a sunny day in other respects.
No, it was a RED LETTER BANNER DAY on the <ST1Salmon River.
This past week in a thread on LL Bean waders, I made a slight mention that due to the cold water temperatures of the Salmon River I wore my 5.5 ml thick LL Bean neoprene waders (actually my others had a slight leak).
Now if you remember I also said they are camo… Ct and his father never noticed me on the bank at the School House pool. Now some may come to think that remark was made in jest, nay say I.
This morning proved it out, not only was I invisible to humans fishing, but now I have proof that it also applies to fish.
Yes, wearing LL Bean camo 5.5 ml neoprene waders does make you invisible to fish while standing in the river.
As this photo above taken by CT shows how invisible I am.
This morning while fishing the secret spot of Staircase section of the <ST1Salmon River </ST1with CTobias I proved that no fish can see me standing in the river.
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Which brings me to another item.
<O</OHave you ever wanted to catch a fish? No really to catch a fish?
<O</OWell today CT he did catch a fish.
<O</OBARE HANDED.
In between casts I just happen to notice something in the water very close to my leg sliding by, then hold. I didn’t dare move, I looked up, CT wasn’t too far away, and I gave out a whistle alerting CT but not the fish. Even though fish don’t have ears, you never know.
<O</OA slight movement of my head and CT was on the move, arriving faster than a snicker. Still not daring to move, using my eye brows, I gave out the location of the fish mare inches away from my leg.
<O</OCT dawning his fish catching mitt.
<O</OWith the speed and agility of a ninja.
<O</OCatches the fish in one swell swoop.
<O</OUp for an inspection with me standing beside him looking on.
Released unharmed.
CTobias, Salmon River Fish Catching Ninja.
Salmon River </ST1is always enjoyable and sometimes can be frustrating. This morning while fishing a secrete spot with CTobias the day started off like another out on the river with him.
Even though the sun wasn’t able to break thought, it was a sunny day in other respects.
No, it was a RED LETTER BANNER DAY on the <ST1
Salmon River. This past week in a thread on LL Bean waders, I made a slight mention that due to the cold water temperatures of the Salmon River I wore my 5.5 ml thick LL Bean neoprene waders (actually my others had a slight leak).
Now if you remember I also said they are camo… Ct and his father never noticed me on the bank at the School House pool. Now some may come to think that remark was made in jest, nay say I.
This morning proved it out, not only was I invisible to humans fishing, but now I have proof that it also applies to fish.
Yes, wearing LL Bean camo 5.5 ml neoprene waders does make you invisible to fish while standing in the river.
As this photo above taken by CT shows how invisible I am.
This morning while fishing the secret spot of Staircase section of the <ST1
Salmon River </ST1with CTobias I proved that no fish can see me standing in the river.
</O<O
</OWhich brings me to another item.
<O
</OHave you ever wanted to catch a fish? No really to catch a fish? <O
</OWell today CT he did catch a fish. <O
</OBARE HANDED. In between casts I just happen to notice something in the water very close to my leg sliding by, then hold. I didn’t dare move, I looked up, CT wasn’t too far away, and I gave out a whistle alerting CT but not the fish. Even though fish don’t have ears, you never know.
<O
</OA slight movement of my head and CT was on the move, arriving faster than a snicker. Still not daring to move, using my eye brows, I gave out the location of the fish mare inches away from my leg.
<O
</OCT dawning his fish catching mitt.
<O
</OWith the speed and agility of a ninja.<O
</OCatches the fish in one swell swoop.
<O
</OUp for an inspection with me standing beside him looking on.
Released unharmed.
CTobias, Salmon River Fish Catching Ninja.
