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Update 7/12 - Looks like everything has been restored on the server..
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Paul
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Due to a recent server crash some pictures are not showing up, Hopefully this will be fixed very soon. Update 7/12 - Looks like everything has been restored on the server.. Thanks Paul
Jul
08
2010
Fall Salmon Trips -Posted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: fishing guide, king salmon, Pulaski, Steelhead
Alot of big fish are being caught this summer on Lake Ontario, reports of Salmon in the mid 30lb range are being caught daily along with Steelhead in the high teens. Will a 40lb King be caught this year or more like when will it be caught, it could be you this fall.. Give me a call 315-298-3949 or e-mail me to book a trip or discuss one. - Paul
May
19
2010
Fall Salmon TripsPosted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: drift boat, guided trip, king salmon, salmon river guide
May
19
2010
Spey Casting Instruction/ Guided Spey TripsPosted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: drift boat, drift boat trip, Salmon River, Skagit casting, Spey, Spey casting, spey casting instruction, spey casting instructorDo you need casting instruction? Fine Tune your casting? A Guided Drift Boat Spey trip? Paul’s Guide Service is the Premier Guide Service on the Salmon River for Spey Fishing instruction and Drift Boat Trips. Check out my Spey Page for me details. Give me a call 315-298-3949 or e-mail me to book a trip or discuss one.
May
03
2010
Skagit Master’sPosted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: Ed Ward, Hardy Reels, Mike McCune, Salmon River, Scott O'Donnell, skagit, Skagit casting, Skagit Master, Spey, Willie BoatsI spent the last 3 days fishing and hanging out with Ed Ward, Mike McCune & Scott O’Donnell and what a time it was. What a great bunch of guys, Ed, Mike and Scott were really impressed with the Salmon River. The were all about the experience, being from the west coast they had never caught or seen a chub, they thought that was the coolest thing. They ran around looking at the ground cover everywhere we went and all the different trees we have, On the west coast along their rivers either the woods are so thick you can’t walk thru them or the tress are so big, nothing grows under them. Seeing these guys fish our river was awesome. They showed me alot about casting, but what was even better was what they showed me about fishing skagit lines, different presentations and flies that will not only help me a better angler for Steelhead but Salmon too. All this combined will help a great deal when guiding next season, I can’t wait. Here’s a few pictures from the weekend -
Good friend and fellow guide Loren William’s getting a little instruction from Ed.
Scott O’Donnell with a nice cast.
Ed explaining a casting stroke.
Scott working down thru the “fridge”. Let’s just say 5 guys fished thru there, Scott rigged up a rod with a “Guide Fly” and hit one after all of us fished thru with his presentation.
Sunday’s am class, a lot of women are now into spey casting.
Mike McCune and Drew watching Scott fish. Big thanks to Zach for getting these guys to come to the Salmon River. - Paul
Apr
28
2010
Steelhead Battle - UnderwaterPosted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: flyfishing, flyfishing guide, Salmon River, Steelhead, Steelhead GuideHere’s another short clip testing out my new video camera, Look for more video’s soon.
Apr
27
2010
Fishing your flyPosted by: stonefly in Reports, tags: Salmon River, Spey, Spey casting, spey flyMost Spey fisherman get stuck in their ways fishing, they think that if they make a cast and the fly is swinging it will do the rest all by itself. What you need to do is make your fly swim properly, How?? Steer the line with the rod tip is key. If your line isn’t doing the right thing, you fly isn’t doing the right thing. I recently got a new waterproof video camera, here’s a clip of a swung fly swimming in the current.
Well fishing isn’t what it normally would be this time of the year, Clients are working hard for each fish. There is plenty of fish in the river, getting them to bite is the problem. Heavy fishing pressure, Low water (which steelhead HATE) are making it tough going some days. You can expect 6-8 bites landing 3 or 4 right now by putting your time in. Best suggestion is to be on the water at daylight, fish til 11 or so, then come back out about 5 and fish til dark. - Paul After a few weeks of having my new Willie Drift Boat, I have to say it’s Awesome. Customer’s say: ”It’s very comfortable”, “Easy to fish from” and “Plenty of room”, what more can I add. Here’s a couple of on the water pictures of it. Fishing has been good with the old saying “Being in the right spot at the right time” being true. The bite was soft over the weekend with low water heavy fishing pressure and air temps 84 one day and 40 the next sure didn’t help. Here’s a few fish from the last few days. I just had Sunday April 18th open up, if you want to get out on the water one last time before the season is over, here’s your chance at some really good fishing. Give me a call 315-298-3949 or e-mail me to book a trip.
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