making my annual caney trip in two weeks. havent seen many posts. anyone got any info? any body catchin any? would love to see some pics.
caney?
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B.D.
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Lower river is fishing really slow. Upper river has lots of fish but the vast majority are stockers. Occasionally a nice fish pops up but most are in the 11-12 inch range. Plenty to keep you busy but you have to work a bit harder for the big ones than two years ago.
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stillinscrubs
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I was going to suggest stones throw adventures but it looks like their forum is down.
Maybe the Tuba wonder can enlighten you.
Maybe the Tuba wonder can enlighten you.
B.D.
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Don't you have some tuna to chase somewhere? :whistle:
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B.D. said:
YEP...
stillinscrubs
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B.D. said:
What does that have to do with trout on the Caney? I still talk to guys weekly who fish there. They don't have much good to report.
And I am after sailfish and marlin tomorrow. Wish me luck.
drrxnupe
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stillinscrubs said:
Still waiting on the invite...
B.D.
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stillinscrubs said:
Yeah? What does the Stone's Throw Adventures Forum have to do with trout on the Caney? Just yanking your chain, Scrubs.
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B.D.
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Drrxnupe, did I see you on the Caney yesterday in a kayak?
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stillinscrubs
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B.D. said:
Probably not, I trained him that esq. season is open year round with no limit.
B.D.
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Mmm hmm. I wish they'd open a season on doctors, but they have to maintain a consumption advisory because they're sooooo full of sh*t.
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drrxnupe
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now now boys :/
Nah...I haven't ventured out in a kayak yet...still wettin the waders.
B.D. said:
Nah...I haven't ventured out in a kayak yet...still wettin the waders.
stillinscrubs
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B.D. said:
I give it a 4.5 I think you got more in you than that.....
B.D.
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So how were the sailfish and marlin? Those aren't cheap charters - I hope you came back with some pics.
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stillinscrubs
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The fishing was dead. Water looked great, bait was around and couldn't troll up a tuna. I went on a friend's boat, cost me a block of chum and some ice. Need some cold fronts to move through and push the sails in close.....
B.D.
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I have done a lot of those billfish trips where the water looked great, the weather looked great, the bait was everywhere, and no sails. Even down in Costa Rica I clobbered the big roosterfish, but the sailfish didn't cooperate (in what's supposed to be the best sailfish water since sliced bread). I was plenty content with the roosters though.
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stik
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roosters are one of my dream fish.
B.D.
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stik said:
They do not disappoint. I got one that was around 80 lbs. last time I was in Costa Rica. That was more of a workout than I had bargained for, especially in that hot Central American sun.
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Asaltwpn1
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STILLINSCRUBS, where are you chasing sails at?
