Gary Grossman
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Ok, so Zach’s idea is a good one but let’s talk for a bit about history and what’s actually going on.
That river is the Seine and IIRC he was using spinning tackle to catch giant European catfish, Silurus glanis.
Hi, it’s clearly the same fish based on the spotting (look at the rectangle made by the four spot directly under the front-mid dorsal fin) and it’s certainly possible that the fish could grow that much in a month if fed to satiation on high quality food (fish), but as you mentioned in your
Greetings, I fished the S. Fork of the Yuba River a few years ago and spent some time in a tackle shop in Nevada City talking up local technique.
I’m going to try and go – I’ve never been to one and am curious too about whether they’re worth attending? cheers, g
Dave, Cameron’s smoking that bird but all the grease in the bottom of the pan is to ensure that it tastes “southern”
Zach, actually cottonmouths in GA don’t occur north of the fall line, although with climate change they’re probably creeping northwards.
Isn’t that the creek that’s not far from Bryson City, with a fairly large park enterance or am I thinking of something else?
The graybeards that fish small streams in the Smokies say that a 6-7′ 5 or 6 wt rod is perfect for this kind of fishing.
Nick, the reference librarian at your university library will be glad to show you how to use the various indices to the published literature.
