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    Default Meat Hooks get a NICE steelhead

    Here is a pic a customer sent me today. His son caught it through the ice. Man those steelhead are a pretty fish


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    awsome looking fish!
    give me road runners or give me death!


    pics of other fish (will be updated all summer)

    http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...cum/?start=all

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    Look how nice that hook is buried. That fish was doomed.:D

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    That is a good lookin fish...


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    purdy, they always remind me of rainbow trout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Supracerxtreme View Post
    purdy, they always remind me of rainbow trout.
    ... for good reason - they are the same species as rainbow trout. I wondered about that for a long time, and found out that the difference is where they live they're adult lives. In big water, like the ocean or Great Lakes, they get bigger and don't have the colored stripe that rainbows are known for - they're all silver and look pretty similar to a coho salmon. When they live in smaller lakes and in streams, they don't get as big and they have that "rainbow" band down their sides. Here's the article I read that explained it for me:

    http://pond.dnr.cornell.edu/nyfish/S...steelhead.html



    Interesting stuff. Speaking of steelhead, since all my crappie waters are still iced over, I'm going Friday or Saturday to see if I can catch a steelhead or two from a nearby Lake Ontario tributary - just so I can say I've been fishing!


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    awesome fish
    is that a bite...YEAH FISH DONT HAVE HANDS

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