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May 3, 2024 00:42:42   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
bric wrote:
Super nice fish! Those will fill up a smoker. Thanks for sharing buddy.


Yeah, I shoulda done that instead of tryin to fillet the big one. What a disaster. A nice fish like that deserved better than what I did.
I'll never try to fillet another Trout. 😥👎

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May 3, 2024 07:54:27   #
JOS Loc: Florida
 
So for being in South Florida are those literally Cut Throat Trout:-)
I heard about from my Northern Friends!
SOB

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May 3, 2024 11:38:18   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
JOS wrote:
So for being in South Florida are those literally Cut Throat Trout:-)
I heard about from my Northern Friends!
SOB


Yep, they are.

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May 3, 2024 11:40:55   #
OldBassGuy Loc: Temecula, CA
 
saw1 wrote:
Yep, they are.


He might be thinking of the ones at Pyramid Lake

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May 3, 2024 11:43:40   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
OldBassGuy wrote:
He might be thinking of the ones at Pyramid Lake


He could be. These are planted fish in Alpine County.

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May 3, 2024 12:26:59   #
JOS Loc: Florida
 
Thanks Oldbass and Saw1:

We catch Sea Trout down here but on one of my trips to the Carolina's we stopped and caught some I think Rainbow Trout or Brown Trout in a small pond with corn kernels. Never used anything like that before fishing not even for brim and sunfish. We caught quite a few small but fun on our real light tackle. I remember the manager of the bait shop telling us they eat the corn as it looks like eggs, and the fish were all farm raised.
We cooked them whole over a campfire was a good memory, like many things today just memories!!.
I remember saying the national anthem is school and praying not when needed but just to pray and be thankful for what we had. Gob Bless the USA we need it more now than ever!!
SOB

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May 3, 2024 15:14:04   #
FishermanLeeSonoma
 
Nice catching Wild Rainbows!!! Always fun catching in creeks or small rivers!! I'm leaving on 12th for Alaska Cruise, just a fyi. Probably not fishing this week so I can rest up for cruise! lol!

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May 3, 2024 23:24:54   #
Gmchief Loc: New Hampshire coast
 
Beautiful fish, Steve. Makes my mouth water. But I don’t understand why filleting the trout was problematic. What went wrong? Why wouldn’t they fillet like a striper or a salmon? I’m genuinely curious. Thanks

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May 4, 2024 00:27:02   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
Gmchief wrote:
Beautiful fish, Steve. Makes my mouth water. But I don’t understand why filleting the trout was problematic. What went wrong? Why wouldn’t they fillet like a striper or a salmon? I’m genuinely curious. Thanks


I shoulda/couida filleted it like I do Stripers but it seemed that I was leavin along of meat on the fish. So I decided to just cut down the side through the rib bones and then pull them out with pliers.
BIG mistake. Very hard to get the bones out and a lot of them just broke off down in the meat.
I will never try that again. 😥👎☹

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May 4, 2024 06:42:38   #
Gmchief Loc: New Hampshire coast
 
saw1 wrote:
I shoulda/couida filleted it like I do Stripers but it seemed that I was leavin along of meat on the fish. So I decided to just cut down the side through the rib bones and then pull them out with pliers.
BIG mistake. Very hard to get the bones out and a lot of them just broke off down in the meat.
I will never try that again. 😥👎☹


Gotcha. Tried something new, didn’t like how it turned out! It goes both ways though. Try something and wonder why you wasted your time. Or try something and it works so slick you wish you had heard about it years ago. And you passed that hard learned lesson on to us. I could feel your frustration with yourself in your post. Thanks for responding.

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May 4, 2024 12:12:28   #
K Krew Loc: Woodland, Ca
 
That’s a nice day of fishing, thanks for sharing

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May 4, 2024 12:37:42   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
Gmchief wrote:
Gotcha. Tried something new, didn’t like how it turned out! It goes both ways though. Try something and wonder why you wasted your time. Or try something and it works so slick you wish you had heard about it years ago. And you passed that hard learned lesson on to us. I could feel your frustration with yourself in your post. Thanks for responding.


Thanks brother. I just felt really bad to have kept such a beautiful fish and then mangle the job of preparin it for the table. It won't happen again.

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May 4, 2024 15:18:05   #
Gmchief Loc: New Hampshire coast
 
saw1 wrote:
Thanks brother. I just felt really bad to have kept such a beautiful fish and then mangle the job of preparin it for the table. It won't happen again.


👍

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May 6, 2024 08:46:01   #
FishingCowboy Loc: Redding, California
 
saw1 wrote:
Hey guys went out fishin today. Little cold to start but it warmed up to be a pretty day.
Started off in the West Fork Carson but didn't have any luck. Caught 1 little native rainbow bout 7 inches long and released it. I tried several of the usual spots but couldn't find any fish.
Decided to just go on over to the East Fork on the other side of Markleeville.
First hole I tried I hooked into a nice one, The river flow was goin pretty good but runnin clear and not TOO high.
I fought it for maybe 5 or 6 min and then was able to get it on shore. Was about 18 inches and 2 1/2 pounds.
I rebaited and retied the hook, good thing cause I broke the hook gettin it out.
About 15 min after I landed the first one I was back in the water.
It took me a few min to get another bite but it was a HEAVY fish and it was stayin out in the fast water and was deep.
It took me bout 15 to 20 min to land it and I really didn't think my 6# line was goin to hold pullin it up on shore, but it did. It was 25 inches and bout 5 pounds. Looked the size of a small salmon or decent steelhead.
Fished there a little more but only got 1 more bite and it wouldn't bite again.
Moved on to a few other holes and only had another small native hit but it came off so I left. Didn't want to catch it and possible have it die so I went to another couple holes.
The last hole is the hole I wanted to start at but a survey crew was workin there so I didn't stop.
They were still there when I came back through but I stopped anyway and pulled 2 more fish out of that hole. One was just a decent keeper but the other one was bout 17+ inches and bout 2 pounds.
I had to pull them up through a whitewater shute to get them to me and I really didn't think the big one was gonna stay on but it did.
I decided to call it a day after that. I didn't need to try for a 5th one. Those 4 were plenty.
I tried to fillet the big 25 incher and it was nearly a total disaster.
Was nothin like the Stripers I fillet all the time.
I decided that I wouldn't do that again.
I wanted to take some pics of all the snow still on the mountains and of the river, BUT, I left my ph at the house so no pics till I got home.
Hey guys went out fishin today. Little cold to sta... (show quote)


Man! What beautiful fish you got there Saw! Congrats!

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May 6, 2024 13:36:56   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
FishingCowboy wrote:
Man! What beautiful fish you got there Saw! Congrats!


Thanks FC. I love fishin the rivers and streams up there.
That I will miss about not livin up there anymore.

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