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WOW!!!! That is a GORGEOUS yellowtail friend! Now I'M super jealous. Gonna make it up to Sierra's before season ends?

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Saltwater or Freshwater:: A Little of Both

Favorite Fishing Line? Not the kind on your reel, but your favorite fishing saying (mine's "...there's a reason they call it fishing and not catching..."):: Women Love Me, Fish fear Me,
Oh there down there, just not biting yet.

Age:: Salty Old Dog

All-time Favorite Fishing Spots?: The high elevation lakes in the Eastern Sierra

What kind of fish should fear you most?: Trout normally just surrender when they see me. Bay Bass swim out to the ocean when I am fishing the bay

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I often wonder how long fish live in a natural environment. That is to say their life was not cut short by habitat, disease or one of us anglers cooking them for dinner! Here are a few species life expectancies;

Rainbow Trout - 11 years

German Browns - 12 years

Golden Trout - 9 years

Bullhead Catfish - 25 years

Bass (large or smallmouth) 10 years

Blue-fin Tuna - 20 years

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Posted on November 30, 2007 at 2:32pm — 4 Comments

Fish Fact Numero Uno

I hope to post a fish fact or tip weekly to help us all become better, more knowledgeable anglers.

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Trout Slayer

Native or Wild Trout, what is the difference?

A wild trout is a trout that was born in the wild and spends its life cycle in the wild, regardless of the origin of its parents or ancestors. A native trout is a fish that was found here originally, prior to human influences. The California State freshwater fish is the Golden Trout. It is one of

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Posted on November 18, 2007 at 12:31pm — 1 Comment

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At 10:13pm on August 14, 2009, Miss Roberts said…: You're a fishing machine!

At 9:49am on August 13, 2009, Miss Roberts said…: You hit it right on the money, that's exactly where these pics are. There is that power plant just below Silverlake that has these gnarly tracks my Dad insited we hike to get to our honey holes, needless to say we did that hike twice! And once on horseback ;)

At 10:20pm on August 5, 2009, Miss Roberts said…: The best part is that I leave tomorrow morning at 4am to do it all over again...(this time with the parents and brothers, and in a cabin)

life is good ;)

At 10:18pm on August 5, 2009, Miss Roberts said…: Hahaha, you mean The Mobil!?! When we were there a week ago they had a 3 piece jazz band and wine on the green. Classic. We actually ended up camping in Doc and Al's RV Resort, which sits on Robinson Creek. It was a fluke deciding to stay there, but turned out to be just perfect. We were right off Twin Lakes Rd and Hackamore in Bridgeport. There are huge cow pastures that run along Twin Lakes Rd that we snuck on to, and fished out of there. Fished West Walker River, some spots throughout Lee Vining and hit the Lower Owens (waaaaaay in the back) before we headed home....and that my friend, is where a little bit of hot pink Gulp eggs brought me my 6inch German Brown ;)

*oh, and no worries on the spell check....it's quite funny considering I myself am the worst speller in the world*

At 10:33am on June 24, 2009, Miss Roberts said…: I'm diggin' the facts about how long the fish live. Thanks Professor Trout Slayer!

At 2:26pm on June 22, 2009, NickR said…: Thanks for the info, Slayer! I have been checking Craig's List daily for a nice used kayak. Looks like I might have to save some more coin before I pick one up. The good ones are not cheap!

At 10:11am on June 14, 2009, NickR said…: Thanks! Those pics were from the '09 opener around Bishop. Intake 2, Sabrina, North and South Lakes. Dude, I dig your kayak. I have been thinking of picking one up to hit the kelp beds this summer. Any recommendations?

At 3:52pm on December 22, 2008, Castaway said…: Yup, back in the Dena. So glad to be back. Fishing isn't quite the same though..... Sad.

At 6:26pm on January 25, 2008, Guppy said…: Sweet Kayak Slayer!!! Looks fully equipped.

At 4:42pm on January 13, 2008, Brainwave said…: A.C. huh, I am Bob Weaver from Siesta Key, Fl. Two and a half hours from Costa on Taca Airlines. I got a couple boats and a full time captain always ready to go.
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