I guess i never did a proper introduction. My name Is Jeff, a.k.a (johnnyslowguy, JSG, Slowguy) I grew up in Idyllwild CA, and now i live in San marcos and attend CSUSM. I picked up fly fishing about a year and a half ago. I am almost as green as it gets but i do study this forum and have read many books about fly fishing. I tend to prefer getting off the beaten path and looking for new areas to fish. I am horrible about remembering camaras so bear with me if i dont post pics. I appriciate any and all advice given about location, and tips on fishing. Looking forward to future posts.
JSG
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U. Kern: n/a cfs
L. Kern: 1341 cfs
E.W: 312 cfs
U. Owens: 108 cfs L. Owens: 496 cfs 09/02/19 1:15 PM PST
Intro
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Intro
by johnnyslowguy » April 12th, 2010, 10:10 am
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Re: Intro
by WanderingBlues » April 12th, 2010, 10:33 am
Welcome to the board and I look forward to seeing some posts.
"We're a cross between our parents and hippies in a tent...."
180 Degrees South
180 Degrees South
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Re: Intro
by John Harper » April 12th, 2010, 11:41 am
Welcome to the show.
I live in Carlsbad if you want to get together for some fishing this spring/summer/fall.
John
I live in Carlsbad if you want to get together for some fishing this spring/summer/fall.
John
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Re: Intro
by 1mocast » April 12th, 2010, 1:43 pm
Welcome to Addictville.
Depending on what you like fishing for, there are the big salty and many lakes in SD county. Jump in and post any questions you might have.
Depending on what you like fishing for, there are the big salty and many lakes in SD county. Jump in and post any questions you might have.
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Re: Intro
by rayfound » April 12th, 2010, 3:25 pm
Howdy, and welcome. Do you have a float tube? SD area has tons of great warmwater options.
Fishing is the most wonderful thing I do in my life, barring some equally delightful unmentionables.
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Re: Intro
by flybob » April 12th, 2010, 8:24 pm
welcome to the family, you should have a ton of fun here, and plenty of help too!
bob
bob
"The accomplishment of flyfishing is all about the experience of diversity......and the occasional element of surprise."
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Neways shoot me a PM if u want to fish sometime.
Re: Intro
by RichardCullip » April 13th, 2010, 6:50 am
Welcome aboard, JSG.
A long long time ago, I lived in Vista (graduated from Vista High in '69) and attended Palomar Junior College for two years before heading off to San Jose State. I love fishing the San Diego County beaches and, especially, San Diego Bay. I'll be moving back to San Diego County in a couple of years (retirement is looming) and I'm looking forward to exploring the wonderful warm water opportunities in San Diego County. Lots of lakes and pond to explore. In the old days I fished Lake Wolhford quite a bit. I can't wait to check out Calavera Lake (Carslbad) and see if the bass are as hungry now as they were in the early 70's. There's carp in Lake Henshaw, Lake Morena and probably most every lake in SD County. Lots of opportunities unless you are totally focused on fly fishing trout streams and don't consider fly fishing in other waters for other species. If you've got trout on the mind, you are going to have to drive northward a bit.
A long long time ago, I lived in Vista (graduated from Vista High in '69) and attended Palomar Junior College for two years before heading off to San Jose State. I love fishing the San Diego County beaches and, especially, San Diego Bay. I'll be moving back to San Diego County in a couple of years (retirement is looming) and I'm looking forward to exploring the wonderful warm water opportunities in San Diego County. Lots of lakes and pond to explore. In the old days I fished Lake Wolhford quite a bit. I can't wait to check out Calavera Lake (Carslbad) and see if the bass are as hungry now as they were in the early 70's. There's carp in Lake Henshaw, Lake Morena and probably most every lake in SD County. Lots of opportunities unless you are totally focused on fly fishing trout streams and don't consider fly fishing in other waters for other species. If you've got trout on the mind, you are going to have to drive northward a bit.
Life is good. Eternal life is better!
Richard
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Re: Intro
by johnnyslowguy » April 25th, 2010, 8:36 pm
Glad to see there are other fly guys around north county. I would love the chance to get out and fish in the area. I dont have a tube, ive mostly done streams and rivers. I wouldnt mind learning how to fish a lake, so let me know.
JSG
JSG
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Re: Intro
by duckdog » April 26th, 2010, 7:30 am
hello jsg, it's good to see another young man choosing the path of the flyfishing addict.
pay attention in class and get your degree, you will need a good paying job to pay for your addiction. have you started tying your own flies yet ? tying flies will suck up any spare money that may have been floating around. while i'm on the subject of floating around, get a tube and fins,the bass underground is alive and well in s.d county.
i lived in san marcos for 13 years and now live in oceanside.
mike
pay attention in class and get your degree, you will need a good paying job to pay for your addiction. have you started tying your own flies yet ? tying flies will suck up any spare money that may have been floating around. while i'm on the subject of floating around, get a tube and fins,the bass underground is alive and well in s.d county.
i lived in san marcos for 13 years and now live in oceanside.
mike
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