Introduction and Winter Steelheading

[brett mccrae]

I guess I’d like to introduce myself to this board.

[Joel Thompson]

Welcome Brett! Great post! I realy like your second picture with the fishes head half in and out of the water.

Keep the pictures and posts coming. Some of us have very few fishing options this time of year and we live through those of you who can still fish!

Joel

[Neal Osborn]

The above picture is a fish’s head half in and out of the water—definitely one of my favorite shots that I took over the past few weeks.

That is probably one of the better pictures a guy could take anytime let alone in the past few weeks, cheers.  Welcome to the board.  With an introduction like that you have raised your own expectations and we will expect pictures like that every week to feed our addiction ;D  I think that your photography skills with a point-and-shoot are great.  Great story line also.  I enjoy seeing posts with a story/picture/narrative of fishing trips.  

[Anonymous]

1. Nice report
2. Man do I love Ohio steel
3. Has the warm temp’s blown things out?
4. Really nice custom rod.

[Tim Angeli]

Welcome to the site, and great post!

[Brett Hoskins]

Brett

Great first post.

[Jim Lampros]

Welcome to the board, Mr. McCrae. Must have been a pretty sharp dude who pointed you to the site. And snapped those pictures. Might have to come out of hiding with a follow up report…

JL

[Tim Pommer]

Nice fish man.

[Andrew Barclay]

Wow great pictures and great fish.

[Mark Schafer]

Great stuff Brett,

[brett mccrae]

All of the pictures from this post were taken east of Cleveland–most on the Chagrin and Conneaut.

[david king]

Hell yeah I’m diggin your pitures! I wish we had snow and steelhead in Tennessee!

[Eric Weller]

I’m looking at hitting Erie area on Thursday, weather and water conditions permitting.

[brett mccrae]

There’s a decent amount of access to streams that are fairly close to Cleveland, the best being on the Rocky and the Chagrin.

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