Monday, January 16, 2012
Steelhead limit on glass...
Sorry to all who tried to read the post I deleted, The post was all scrambled when it appeared on the site, so I deleted it-
Saturday was the only day available for me to fish this week, I typicaly don't fish the weekends due to the high pressure, but Ive been wanting to hook a steelhead to the business end of two new glass rods, so I went.... and it turned out pretty good for weekend fishing.
I fished my new Wright&McGill S-Curve medium drifter spin rod.. landed 3 and kept 1 clear finned chromer, one was a pretty decent high finner around 30 inches.
The second half of the day I fished my Cabelas C.G.R classic glass 7/8 wt... 3 fish all in the 6-8 lb range, once again retained a stunning clear finned chromer, both were nice hard fighting hens, and both rods performed exellent, I plan on doing full posts on both rods performances soon.
I had been hoping a new reel was coming in the mail so I could introduce a whole new angle on hammering steel on the blog... soon perhaps.. Sorry about all the Fiberglassmanifesto content in the photos, ive been trying to get a good shot to enter in the T.F.M spotting contest.. can always use a new rod!
Anyway this post was way better the first time I wrote it but now have lost heart in it so enjoy the Fish porn... Im going fishing again tomorrow, in a big snowstorm.. maybe that post will be more eloquent and more interesting- Good fishin-
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Nice to hear the Cabela's CGR was up to the task. I've admired those rods... maybe I'll get one when they hit the bargain cave.
ReplyDeleteJay this rod is actually a much better bass rod than steelhead rod, Ive caught average fish of both species with it and the bass is where it shined, with a cortland 444 wf line it tosses big flies quite nice-
ReplyDelete:0( not the report I was hoping to read but soon perhaps!
ReplyDeleteGood on ya for gettin out there when the gettin is good.
I hope to float a new 13' GLX a buddy lent me to trial for a few months this weekend in -7 Celsius temps. Snomobiling and Chrome hunting...I hope ;o)
Sorry Shoreman, I accidentaly deleted your comment while moderating it... thanks you for reading-
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