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Patagonia, Argentina Fly Fishing trip

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Saltwater or Freshwater:: A Little of Both

Favorite Fishing Line? Not the kind on your reel, but your favorite fishing saying (mine's "...there's a reason they call it fishing and not catching..."):: Women Love Me, Fish fear Me,
Oh there down there, just not biting yet.

Age:: Salty Old Dog

All-time Favorite Fishing Spots?: The high elevation lakes in the Eastern Sierra

What kind of fish should fear you most?: Trout normally just surrender when they see me. Bay Bass swim out to the ocean when I am fishing the bay

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I often wonder how long fish live in a natural environment. That is to say their life was not cut short by habitat, disease or one of us anglers cooking them for dinner! Here are a few species life expectancies;

Rainbow Trout - 11 years

German Browns - 12 years

Golden Trout - 9 years

Bullhead Catfish - 25 years

Bass (large or smallmouth) 10 years

Blue-fin Tuna - 20…

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Posted on November 30, 2007 at 2:32pm — 4 Comments

Fish Fact Numero Uno

I hope to post a fish fact or tip weekly to help us all become better, more knowledgeable anglers.

Enjoy,

Trout Slayer

Native or Wild Trout, what is the difference?

A wild trout is a trout that was born in the wild and spends its life cycle in the wild, regardless of the origin of its parents or ancestors. A native trout is a fish that was found here originally, prior to human influences. The California State freshwater fish is the Golden Trout. It is…

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Posted on November 18, 2007 at 12:31pm — 1 Comment

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At 5:11pm on October 25, 2007, Captain Catfish said…: bitchen fish, dude!

At 11:03am on October 31, 2007, Dr. said…: Caught them out in front of the San Clemente place last fall.

At 3:39pm on October 31, 2007, Ryan Molina said…: are flying kites and trolling related

At 3:58pm on November 4, 2007, Guppy said…: Sweet Halibut!

At 1:51pm on November 5, 2007, Dr. said…: The Palmdale tourney was good. Started off hot then died down after about 9 o'clock. Capt. Catfish should post the pics pretty soon. It was pretty much shooting fish in a barrell.

At 1:55pm on November 5, 2007, TroutSlayer said…: Well at least it was not Captin Crapfish and his dad trying to win at a kids tournament again.

At 3:13pm on November 5, 2007, Captain Catfish said…: Seriously Troutslayer, for the record, we did make a conscious decision not to leave the fish on your parents' back doorstep like last time :)

At 7:27pm on December 12, 2007, Jim Dicken said…: Oh nooo, and I have a great charter in Aruba.. Teaser Charters. They are wonderful people..

At 4:42pm on January 13, 2008, Brainwave said…: A.C. huh, I am Bob Weaver from Siesta Key, Fl. Two and a half hours from Costa on Taca Airlines. I got a couple boats and a full time captain always ready to go.
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