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Darren N
07-31-2012, 01:39 PM
It's been awhile since I posted pics but anyway this is a few from my Pincher Creek trip. Most were caught on the dry and I was surprised in the shallows and small pools how big the trout can be in there. Anyway hope this works and that you enjoy them.

The Brown was a real treat. I spotted something rising in a small inlet no bigger than a kids wadding pool thinking nothing can live in that. Crept up about 20 yards away and made one cast and something did take. Probably had only one chance at him as they were spooky.

smitty9
07-31-2012, 02:39 PM
Looks like a great trip Darren. Glad you were successful.

So can I congratulate you while at the same time respectfully admonish you for the pics? Looks like the some of the trout were lying on rocks; that can pose a problem to removing slime and making the fish more susceptible to disease etc.

So there's my Pandora's box comment; can't wait for the haters to label me as the photo-nazi-police, lol.

I did intend the criticism as respectful. I could have pm'd it, but I think they are good examples of photos that are nice and look good, but do highlight some problems/issues in handling fish.

And with that, we're off...

I do congratulate you on a successful outing. Cool!

Smitty

fishdude17
07-31-2012, 02:51 PM
Nice fish you caught down there! Looks like a good time was had!

Darren N
07-31-2012, 03:16 PM
Looks like a great trip Darren. Glad you were successful.

So can I congratulate you while at the same time respectfully admonish you for the pics? Looks like the some of the trout were lying on rocks; that can pose a problem to removing slime and making the fish more susceptible to disease etc.

So there's my Pandora's box comment; can't wait for the haters to label me as the photo-nazi-police, lol.

I did intend the criticism as respectful. I could have pm'd it, but I think they are good examples of photos that are nice and look good, but do highlight some problems/issues in handling fish.

And with that, we're off...

I do congratulate you on a successful outing. Cool!

Smitty

I did not take offence and maybe I learned something. Everytime I caught something nice my buddies were out of site so I had to take a picture by myself and get it back in the water quick. I really don't like the long arm shots and I was afraid the bigger ones would slime out of my hands and slap themselves along the shore so I laid them down. Next time I will be more vigilant in where I lay them.

Guitarplayingfish
07-31-2012, 03:20 PM
I see your in my spot...




Just kidding!

Seriously though, I'm surprised there are still fish left for you to catch after how badly I destroyed them last time I was there... haha.:sHa_shakeshout:

Looks like a great trip man, Isn't it awesome to see those bows/browns sippin flies off the top?!?! August should be a great month!

Darren N
07-31-2012, 03:35 PM
I see your in my spot...




Just kidding!

Seriously though, I'm surprised there are still fish left for you to catch after how badly I destroyed them last time I was there... haha.:sHa_shakeshout:

Looks like a great trip man, Isn't it awesome to see those bows/browns sippin flies off the top?!?! August should be a great month!

It was my first time there ever. We jumped from Castle to Old Man, to Waterton... All brand new to us. We spent an afternoon at Cardstone and did not even see a minnow. Beautifull place though.

Flyfisher87
07-31-2012, 09:56 PM
Looks like a great time. Nice area for sure.

Alberta Bigbore
07-31-2012, 10:33 PM
congrats on some nice fish!!

Steven Noel
07-31-2012, 11:13 PM
Thanks for the pictures, the trout are always welcome.