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Humboldt Area Fishing?

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Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby anacrime » December 23rd, 2009, 3:18 pm

Any suggestions for next week? Never been. Don't know nothin. Tell me all your secret spots!
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby anacrime » December 23rd, 2009, 3:20 pm

Also, Merry Freakin Christmas!

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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby NorcalBob » December 23rd, 2009, 3:28 pm

Mad River. Drive to the fish hatchery, park, and follow the crowds!!!! :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun: :gun:
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby flybob » December 23rd, 2009, 3:38 pm

Shane, you make a cute elf, a little tall, but cute!

Melly Clissmass to you to!
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby briansII » December 23rd, 2009, 4:49 pm

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Sorry I can't help with fishing info, but wow, you have a huge right foot!

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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby Autodave » December 23rd, 2009, 9:12 pm

Hope your not gonna be tasting the local flavor up there :lol:
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby anacrime » December 26th, 2009, 1:47 pm

Many of you have not emailed me your secret spots. Get on that, stat, please.

Also, on a river such as the Eel, can I expect to catch fish by just indi nymphing rainbow trout water? It appears there might be an off chance at a steelhead too, especially with weather coming in. What say you?
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby Bernard » December 26th, 2009, 9:04 pm

There are some waters up there (I think coastal lagoons) where one may target searun cutts. That could be really cool. Aside from fishing, I always wanted to find a Pacific Giant Salamander in the wild. Here's a crazy website I stumbled upon after seeing your post. http://www.humboldtherps.com/. How can you not love a critter who can chow down a banana slug?
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby Flyjunkie » December 26th, 2009, 11:48 pm

anacrime wrote:Many of you have not emailed me your secret spots. Get on that, stat, please.

Also, on a river such as the Eel, can I expect to catch fish by just indi nymphing rainbow trout water? It appears there might be an off chance at a steelhead too, especially with weather coming in. What say you?



Probably do better swinging Steelhead wetflies on a 8wt... the Eel is a Big, deep river... Don't fish it with Standard Trout gear, no good...
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby Sheriff Joe » December 27th, 2009, 10:31 am

Dude, I hope that elf gear got you laid. For your sake! :)

No help on the Humboldt fishing, though, just wanted to talk some smack...
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Re: Humboldt Area Fishing?

Postby Trootfisher » December 30th, 2009, 2:27 am

Mad R. for steelhead if you like crowds. Trinity R. is very good too.

The lagoons can be amazing, especially if they've breached.
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