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kayakangler

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Post Posted: 06:58pm - Nov 11,10 
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I havent posted any pics for a while to I figured I would share a few today.

The first is from today. I had a double header. Right when i was about to land the brown trout I noticed the steelhead jumping with my other bait in its mouth. After a little untangling I was lucky enough to land both.

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The rest of the pics are a mix from the last couple of weeks.

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wsj_outdoorsman

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Location: Not quite over the hill, but has a breathtaking view from the lofty perch.

Post Posted: 07:10am - Nov 12,10 
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Wow you sure have the photography down, those are some great pictures. Just how do you do it by yourself?

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Post Posted: 08:17am - Nov 12,10 
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Simply Awesome! What pretty colors!!
Please do share about the self photo techniques. Also, have u ever considered carrying a video camera to document the action?

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Post Posted: 09:06am - Nov 12,10 
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Nice fish! Those buck steelies sure are a good lookin' fish in cold water!
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Post Posted: 09:11am - Nov 12,10 
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You got it dialed in Kayakking!
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Post Posted: 10:19am - Nov 12,10 
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I have a bracket to hold the camera near my bow that I can swing around. I just turn on the timer and hold up the fish. It took a little practice but its not to hard.

Here are a couple more I caught this morning before work.
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I only fished for 2 hours and ended up 2 for 4 on trout and also caught a small pike.

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Post Posted: 03:22pm - Nov 12,10 
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Yes Sirree Rob- always beautiful pictures and beautiful fish. Good meeting you at Gander a couple of weeks ago.
Thanks for "taking a break and posting".

Best wishes,

Bruce

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Post Posted: 12:42pm - Nov 13,10 
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Thanks guys,

Bruce it was nice meeting you as well.

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Post Posted: 02:40pm - Nov 13,10 
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Those are awesome fish. You are fortunate (and skillful).
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Post Posted: 02:40pm - Nov 13,10 
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You're killing me man. Once again great stuff ...

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Post Posted: 06:53pm - Nov 17,10 
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Always enjoy your photos and tips. Been fishing out of my kayak for a couple years in the Evanston/Wilmette area. Pretty good success in the spring with coho and browns and in late summer and early fall for kings when winds are good. I haven't had much luck for browns in the fall, but there are clearly plenty around. Did you catch those beauties trolling or casting? Any suggestions?
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Post Posted: 08:01pm - Nov 17,10 
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bbmg

i caught most of the trolling, ill cast if i find a school. I like to use shallow crankbaits mostly

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Post Posted: 12:59pm - Dec 16,10 
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Beautiful fish kayak! Must be a blast catching them from the yak! I have been thinking about getting a yak for next years season. After seeing this, you have made up my mind!
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Post Posted: 02:27pm - Dec 16,10 
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Great job and GREAT photos as well! A perfect combination! :)
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