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Friday, April 11, 2008

We had thought that producing some matter on salmon fishing would be an impossibility. However, once we started, there was no turning back.

Today's salmon fishing Article
Fishing and Sunglasses


For many years I didn't understand the roll that sunglasses played in fishing. I thought that they were simply some sort of fashion statement or something and had little to due with the actual act of fishing. Although it's true that sunglasses don't turn the reel or bait the hook, in many aspects your sunglasses are just as important as your bait. Especially if you like to catch fish as I do, while standing in the middle of a flowing river.

A good pair of polarized sunglasses cuts through the glare created by the sun, which enables the angler to see under the water. That's right, with a good pair of glasses you can actually see into the water. How does this work to the anglers' advantage? In two ways. Number one it allows the angler to see underwater structure such as rocks and logs. And secondly, it actually allows the angler to see some of the fish that are trying to be caught. As you can imagine both aspects have wonderful advantages to the angler.

The integral part to this entire article is the word "good". I'm referring to a good pair of polarized sun glasses, which means a quality pair of glasses, which in turn means that they cost a little bit of money. Spending your money on a cheap pair of glasses is like spending your money on cheap hat. Sure it will fit on your head, but it won't look good, last very long, or work properly! The cost of good polarized sun glasses used to scare me too, and then I learned something. 10 years ago, I spent $100 on a good pair of polarized sun glasses. Spending that $100 was a tough pill to swallow, but do you know what? I still have those glasses and they work great. If the cost of those glasses is amortized, it comes out to ten bucks a year. Those glasses actually cost me lessthan any cheap pair of glasses that I've ever wasted my money on!

The bottom line is that sun glasses and fishing go hand in hand. Especially if you like fishing in the moving water that rivers provide. The cost of a good pair of glasses may seem like a lot, but you have to remember how the cost is relative compared to the amount of time you will own them and the positive effect that they will have on your fishing.

Trevor Kugler is co-founder of JRWfishing.com and an avid angler. He has more than 20 years experience fishing for all types of fish, and 15 years of business and internet experience. He currently raises his three year old daughter in the heart of trout fishing country?..Montana!


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A Short salmon fishing Summary
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Troutsmen Dry Fly Dressing


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Creative Fly Tying by Mike Mercer


Fresh and thought-provoking insights; Mike’s expertise comes from a lifetime spent on the water fishing and guiding, studying prey and fish feeding habits. Reveals the evolutions and epiphanies that went into the creation of 12 of his favorite innovative patterns: Gold Bead Poxyback Green Drake Nymph, Copper Bead Micro Z-Wing Caddis, Profile Spinner, Rag Sculpin, Micro Mayfly Nymph, Alaska Lemming, PMD Trigger Nymph, Gold Bead Biot Epoxy Golden Stone Nymph, Sac Fry, Rag Hex Nymph, Zebra Midgeling, Glasstail Caddis Pupa. Full color 160 pages


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Inova Spotlight White Microlight


Emissive Energy manufactures high-quality INOVA® brand LED lighting equipment that delivers optimum performance, durability, design and usefulness for a lifetime of owner satisfaction. Features : The smallest, brightest light - anytime, anywhere Micro size, macro performance - Power, compactness and versatility define the Inova Microlight - the only LED flashlight to bring INOVA engineering, technology and performance to its size class. See and be seen - Unlike other lights, it projects a highly focused light beam up to 50' with up to 1-mile signal visibility and offers up to 15 hours of burn time per battery set. Built to last - high-strength, transulcent, polycarbonate body with recessed LED lamp offers water and crush resistance. Four function microprocessor switch : High Power Low Power Strobe Signal Mode Quick-change batteries- two piece easy open / close body Quick-release stainless steel lanyard means secure, go-anywhere portability. Lifetime LED, up to 15 hours burn time per battery set Operation from -20 degrees C to 50 degrees C Powered by 2 CR2016 litium coin cell batteries (included) Available in four colours : Spotlight White - All purpose use Cobolt Blue - Detects spillages, forensic use Night Vision Red - Best for reading in low light or in the dark Brilliant Green - Highest signal visibility Dimensions: 23mm x 46mm x 8mm (WxLxH)


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News about salmon fishing
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Salmon anglers are likely to see summer fishing seasons similar to last year - at least in interior Puget Sound waters, state fisheries managers said at the Pacific Fishery Management Council meetings Thursday.

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