Red Mosquito

my favorite fish to consume: grouper, halibut, char

trout is pretty outstanding too, my jiggas

doug rr wrote:

--- wrote:i have never caught nor consumed walleye

a walleye filet along with it's cheeks will remind you how you felt you first put a two hearts ale to your lips

This is absolutely true. Fishing trips up to Canada provide for numerous all day feastings of the juiciest fish you will ever taste. Not unlike sunny days spent at my cabin in northern minnesota.

--- wrote:my favorite fish to consume: grouper, halibut, char

make your way down to the Keys in Marathon. There is a trailer on the side of the road that makes blackened grouper sandwiches on a soft grilled potato bun that will change your life

--- wrote:trout is pretty outstanding too, my jiggas

I have come to love trout as well being that i am surrounded by some of the best trout fishing in the world. Tree line trout are my favorite. Seen above in the photos posted. Sure, they are small, but not much tastes better after a day of backpacking. Nice appetizer to dinner by the campfire.

doug rr wrote: blackened grouper sandwiches

i consumed my fair share of these a fortnight or so ago, and they are indescribably delicious

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doug rr wrote: blackened grouper sandwiches

i consumed my fair share of these a fortnight or so ago, and they are indescribably delicious

I was excited that I'm making lemon sole tonight but now i just want a grouper sandwich

doug rr wrote:

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doug rr wrote: blackened grouper sandwiches

i consumed my fair share of these a fortnight or so ago, and they are indescribably delicious

I was excited that I'm making lemon sole tonight but now i just want a grouper sandwich

doug rr wrote:

--- wrote:my favorite fish to consume: grouper, halibut, char

make your way down to the Keys in Marathon. There is a trailer on the side of the road that makes blackened grouper sandwiches on a soft grilled potato bun that will change your life

Funny. I use to go to St. Pete quite often. Every visit I made it a point to get one of these.

Pan-fried Walleye from Glidden Lodge in Door County, Wis. is the best fish I have ever had.

doug rr wrote:

This is who I picture behind the dougrr account until proved otherwise

you are now reading the post of an official fly fishing neophyte

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tell me about your favorite nymphs

doug rr wrote:

--- wrote:you are now reading the post of an official fly fishing neophyte

tell me about your favorite nymphs

i have already decided to name my next fantasy fly fishing team "just the tippet"

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doug rr wrote:

--- wrote:you are now reading the post of an official fly fishing neophyte

tell me about your favorite nymphs

i have already decided to name my next fantasy fly fishing team "just the tippet"

Just got back from a nice little camping trip/fly fishing extravaganza. Couple small rainbow trout captures.

Strat wrote:

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doug rr wrote:

--- wrote:you are now reading the post of an official fly fishing neophyte

tell me about your favorite nymphs

i have already decided to name my next fantasy fly fishing team "just the tippet"

Just got back from a nice little camping trip/fly fishing extravaganza. Couple small rainbow trout captures.

how heavy is your rod?

5 weight. Good high country.

Strat wrote:5 weight. Good high country.

how long was it before you were adept at feeling your rod's load?

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Strat wrote:5 weight. Good high country.

how long was it before you were adept at feeling your rod's load?

I first realized the magnitude of what i was dealing with around the ripe age of 32. I upgraded from a 3-4 weight rod so that I would have the versatilely to dip my line into bigger waters.

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two weeks away from indulging a bit of nymphomania in the colorado high country