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Nice shots mate and the 80D's still do a good job

That is a good video. He seemed to be at his depth limit - a little last stumble and goodbye rod/reel I reckon.

Great footage and very informative Adrian.

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Thanks for the offering Roley and hopefully someone here can put it to good use. Wondering if I could stick all the shavings back together to make a nice table

We have nothing to be ashamed about as everyone is entitled to their opinions whether others agree or not. Obviously you have strong views and others have strong views on this topic, but your other statement wasn't necessary. Maybe everyone should agree to disagree.

I'll have to replace this then - although wifey doesn't like stickers on the car

I've really concentrated on single hooks this year, although dabbled a bit last year. After hooking too much weed when it was around, I found a single to pull through most weed or hook very minimal amounts. I have found that it has not mattered if the hook is facing up / down / sideways etc. All hook ups so far has not mattered with the hook angle. I generally find it hardish to put a hook on the split ring even with using split ring pliers - I find using a staple remover better. The Salmon have a good sized mouth so when they swallow the hook/lure it really doesn't matter on angle as they do get hooked either way

Nice place, went there a few years back.

And which restaurant do you own? if close, I may have to venture in there for a meal Will give that jerky a go too - thanks for putting it up

Good onya Hunter for getting today in the windy conditions. That's a nice sized trout by the looks

Nice couple of trout and photos Hunter. Looks a nice little spot too

Well done Hunter and very nice trout. Doesn't it always happen, well, sometimes lol, that you go for a fish with not much expectation and 'bang' you get fish you don't expect. Thanks for sharing