Catch of the Day Nodes
Catch of the Day
- Cuban Tarpon
- Babine Beauty
- Canadian arctic char in the mist
- Danish Salmon
- Jurassic 14
- Fly Fishing the Run
- Kanektok River Rainbow
- Chilean Pleasure
- Beauty Alaskan Steelie
- Tarpon: Up Close and Personal
- Paradise Found
- Rio Grande Dandy
- Lake Ontario Steelhead
- Manistee Brown
- Chillin in Chile
- Baltic Pike
- Mongolian White Spotted Char
- Alta River Atlantic
- BC Steelhead
- Georgia On My Mind
- North Island Brown
- BC Chinook
- Cheesman Kamloops
- Girthy Rainbow
- Largemouth Bass
- Baja Rooster
- Ramganga River Mahseer
- Greenland Char
- Permit Of A Lifetime
- Slovenian Beauty
Green River guide, David Hardy, holds this Golden Trevally caught and released on a recent trip to Hawaii. He tells the tale: "This location is at the mouth of Pearl Harbor...Only military personnel can access this beach and my family is stationed at Hickam. While visiting my sister on the base, she took me to this beach in the morning and I saw bones tailing, that was it - I was on the reef everyday after that. While wading during a high incoming high tide I saw a trevally skim the top of the reef, I feared that they might be fished out by the locals. But the fish move off the reef into the deep pearl harbor during low tide and no one can fish them during that time so there is more of them around this reef. After trying big poppers I switched back to a shrimp pattern and - wham. 35 minutes later I landed him. Wearing: SIMMS Ultralight Shirt, pants, SunGaiter, SunSleeve and SunGloves."
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