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 Atlantic Salmon On The York River: Quebec Canada
Posted by greg on June 16, 2004
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Hi this is Greg! I am up in Quebec, flyfishing for Atlantic Salmon with Quebec Sporting. This is a picture of my first Atlantic Salmon on the York River. I have more pictures and will share them as available. I caught this fish in the afternoon and had been casting over fresh fish 30 - 40 lb. all day. There were plenty of fish and am returning there now . Jeremy will add a link in this article so you can see my first bright fish. He is about 15lb plus and put up a great fight. As soon as I figure out the mechanics of getting my own pics on I'll put them up. Great guides and some of the most beautiful water i have
seen anywhere. The guides name is gary and is holding my fish on the York . check out the pics on the site.
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Awesome Greg!
by jeremy on June 16, 2004 http://www.fliesandfins.com | | I am so glad you got that fish! Looks like a beautiful river to catch the best kind of fish in the world. I can't wait to hear all about it. Did he jump? What did he take? How did he taste (just kidding) .... Catch some more - and post some better photos when you can!!! Let us know how you continue to do! |
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Re: Atlantic Salmon On The York River: Quebec Canada
by patm on June 17, 2004 http://www.yankeeford.com | Good for you Greg.. The atlantic salmon has been called the fish of a thousand cast. Think Hemingway said that.( Course he probably had a thousand bourbons between cast) Look forward to hearing the details.
Tight lines |
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Re: Atlantic Salmon On The York River: Quebec Canada
by joe-m on June 17, 2004 | | What are the psychological effects of the first fish on the human brain? Just fooling great fish enjoy! |
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Re: Atlantic Salmon On The York River: Quebec Canada
by Al on June 18, 2004 | Greg
That looks like one great fish. How about including you holding the fish. Those are your memories, so hold the fish and smile.
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