Months, maybe even 4. That’s how long I spent ordering a replacement for my worn out Frabil net.
I LOVED that net, but its done and they don’t make it anymore. I ended up with a Beckman pen fin saver, the verdict is still out, however so far I am pleased. I threw it in the boat for the first time last week, price tag attached, and scooped up a double header of hatchery winter steelhead before we were past the first hole.
that’s the price tag from the net on the fishes head
Good looking winter steelhead with a very attractive gentleman
I am pretty well booked up, BUT Caleb and Ryan have dates, and the fishing has been good until the apocalyptic rain. You should come out and grab a few hatchery fish before the season ends and there are nothing but native fish.
If you feel that hatchery steelhead aren’t really your cup of yarn.
Bill with a perfect early native steelhead. And so the battle of the fly shop hats begins
At home with the family, cutting some wood, waiting for the rivers to drop. Maybe planning some sort of late April spey classes..I think I have something cool in mind
Jim Kerr
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Very interested in any spey classes you are planning for April...please keep me apprised!!
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Thanks Michelle! A little encouragement goes a long way around here. I will post details on the blog.
Good post, Jimmy. Always look forward to seeing these. I'll see you in late March at the latest. Thanks again for tracking down and sending home my radios. Cheers to you and The family and have a a Happy Holiday.
Looking forward to wearing out this new net....