yeah
Is this THE Chase C???
Welcome aboard. I live about an hour south of you, so if you have any questions, send me a PM or email.
Cheers
Thanks, i'll try to remember when the time comes.
Welcome aboard Nado. Harcore pinners transition well into 2h swinging because years of feedback tell you where the fish sit. The numbers will go down a bit but the satisfaction level will go way up. Just drop the deep water buckets from your dance card and you'll be on your way.
Check out the Grand River Spey Clave first weekend in October to speed up your learning curve.
Interesting that the 'geen is your home water when there are wild steelhead spawning minutes from your door. Last weekend the Middle Grand chapter of Trout Unlimited Canada hosted a tree planting work day on a little Nith River trib a short drive from Waterloo that is turning into a smolt factory. We have more work days on tap this summer. PM me if you are interested. Larry
For me there is just nothing else like the Geen, the raw power of the river when the water is on the rise, the strong run of fish. Its where I caught my first steelhead and even though its nearly a two hour drive it will always be my home waters.
I'm a fan of the Grand too, purely for its raw power and size as well. But the waters where I live aren't the trout holding waters. Gotta go north for resis and south for steel.
might as well sell those pins. Mine sit on the shelf for the most part now! We'll get out one day dude.:smokin:
soon, very soon.
Well look at this..... did you get bored of "the leverager" :razz:
in case you forgot its harry, welcome to the dark side :saevilw:
Hey good to see ya, I don't think i'll ever get bored of the levereger. That rod has some serious balls, great build my friend.
Welcom to the good side!!!
I live in Kitchener so if you ever need some help with your setup/casting or have any questions just shoot me a PM. I was the same pinning for years and years. Got my first fish on the swing 30min into using my spey rod for the first time in 2008 and I've been hooked ever since. Bet you I've used my pin maybe 4 times since then. Take it easy
Cheers
Craig
Boy I hope I can get my first one that fast. It will be a while until i'm out with the spey for steel but I may sneak out to the grand a few times this summmer to practice casting and target some warm water species.
I have a rod coming to me in the mail, 11' 6wt cabelas trad 2, okuma integrity reel with a spare spool, 3lines for it (rio switch chucker, rio scandi steelhead and a rio skagit). It's a start, cant wait to get it on the water.
