[Rick Baerg]

Here is a early vedder fish from late December, shot by Ribby!

 

[Pat AV]

I have loved that pool for many years, nice fish at last light, congrats.

Great fly H2O down around there this year.

 

[JetBoat Jim]

vey nice, good job on the camera rib. I wish I had someone to video my fish.

Hey ribby do you need a job, I'll buy buy the camera.

 

[Rib]

It was a misclipped fish I think, so it was decieving from a distance...man my voice sounds funny...

Nice work Anthony... :thumbup: I never seem quick enough with the camera to get the first few jumps and runs...but it's still fun to watch the vids when you can't get out there and scratch the itch...

 

[kingpin]

i figured it must have been despite the loud yells of hatchery LOL...

 

[Rib]

Jim...you catch one while we're fishing together...I'll film it... :thumbup:

Just remember the old adage..."you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours..."

 

[HOOK]

Well Rib getting those first few jumps is almost impossible when they do them right away :thumbup: unless you were already filming ;D great vid though and gorgeous fish

 

[Fish Finder]

Glad I could be there to share that moment! :cheers: Thanks for posting that Rick. :beerchug:

Finder

 

[Steely]

we need to get a few more steely videos on this board, I like the video and that is a beast! But why was a wild fish dragged up on the rocks?

 

[HOOK]

it was a hatchery fish. they thought it was wild because it was mis-clipped :beerchug:

 

[anthony]

we need to get a few more steely videos on this board, I like the video and that is a beast! But why was a wild fish dragged up on the rocks?

Think to yourself for a minute

I was there to see this fish landed and You have Ribwart and FishFinder there both do allot on here with ethics and help people with the indentification of fish and between hatchery and wild, there was also about another 15 or so poeple from various forums there and bunch of other spectators there, even though that fish was first called wild after closer examination it was indeed hatchery, So you think that Ribwart.FishFinder would have let that fish get dragged up on the rocks ....... I doubt it :wallbash:

And if it was a wild fish and it was dragged up you think Rick would have posted this up ... NOT !!!

 

[Fish Finder]

Sometimes misclips can look very decieving in the water, especailly with a little tag end still intact and a closer look maybe needed. As in this case, and it was determined that in fact it was a hatchery upon a second look. It is the first thing you look at...the adipose fin. :

Finder

 

[Steely]

Yes I have caught misclips in the past that you might think twice. I watched the clip and heard 3-4 different guys say wild, so I was confused, sorry... I bet that spot was busy this weekend! lol