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Wow that is crazy, thanks for sharing, looks like they have been doing this style for a long time. The video points out that these Maldeves fisherman still don't use electronics, but still rely upon site and this techniques eliminates by catch kudos to them. Cool video.

They where really fishing for them and looks like they almost took a swim a few times. So I'm guessing they have partially straightened barbless hooks on the pole lines? They seemed to fling off easy .Interesting for big Tuna looks like two lines with one hook,

So stumbled upon this OLD Movie "Tiger Shark" made in 1932, go to minute 51 and you will see a wild tuna catching frenzy.

Very nice boat build. I've been fishing Taney a bunch with the 15,000+ cfs. Scuds size 14 and 16 gray and tan are the ticket, I fish a long leader with fixed indicator, but required drifting over areas. I know an 16 to 18 ft leader rig will contact the bottom. I have a big indicator big split shot. The slip indicator is the way to go you can drift a couple scuds from the cable to short creek and catch fish. Also, a lead egg pattern above the scud will catch fish and act as an attractor. You can get a midge fix by hitting the eddy's I'll spot lock/anchor in them and drift a big and small midge they will come up and eat em, you don't need to be at the bottom. they usually will be chilling around the fast/slow water edge, although, not always, just sneak up on em and see if you see any.

Very nice job on those, like the sparkle backs what size Hooks? #4?

"Wind out of the East they bite the least" old adage

Kudo's for hooping it up in your 60's. Funny story, my son's basketball team had a father son night, this was a while ago, most of the Dad's were in there 50's, we started off warming up with the boys, dads were dropping like flies, Achilles popped, turned ankle, overheating, most of us had not run a court on a long time, did not really have enough left to play a game. I bet bball keeps you in excellent shape.

Are the caddis coming off in the morning?

Had a trip yesterday saw that boat it was huge, they where considerate with their wake with me, but other v bottom boats weren't . I still throw fixed indicators with longgg leaders in this flow, so my guys needed to be up on the deck to cast. Some of the v bottoms don't mind their wake, can be sketchy with 16,000cfs flowing. Fishing was good, even with the whole Armada pounding the same lanes with most probably scuds Also, seems like most guides are considerate. I feel bad for the River Run drift boats when it's busy, they can get knocked off anchor, so I try to throw as little wake when passing them. You can tell those Bow's are chonkers!

Recon trip to Clinton(KS )lake. Lot's of white and wiper action, stacked up in about 10ft of water by a main lake point water temp 63. Wind out of the NW had a positive effect I think.

NIce fish, chonker!

What a very cool thing you and Pat are doing.

Oh man! been there, those can make it hard to sleep at night, but thanks for sharing, we now know they are there and we still got see the take and the bend it put on the rod. Thanks for sharing

Bought a Tilta handle for camera makes shots a lot smoother. Thanks!

Thanks for the Report!

very nice report thanks!

Thanks, I'm going to give a top handle a try

It does and I have it turned on... I'm just being shakey...

Wow! you know your s##!! I do have a RF lens I've turned IS on, but I think I'm still a bit shakey. Thanks for the info. It seems my IPhone camera has excellent Image stabilization, that's curios to me, but it does not have the bigger lens that the EOS has.

Me too!

Thanks, wife gave me a Cannon EOS R5C for xmas. having fun playing with it, but stabilization is an issue, need to get some kind of gimble.

Played around with new camera on a trip a couple weeks ago.

I did not take it that way at all. Thank you!

Yes, right side is current generation, left is scheduled. And yes @snagged in outlet 3 current generation may not line up with scheduled, per Monday when it was scheduled to be off all afternoon and they cranked 100 mhw all day

The CFSWater app shows the Current generation from the cores current generation page, and the scheduled generation from the generation schedule site. Information should be the same between the core app and website since CFSWater is using this data. When these websites are down, so is CFSWater. For the current generation it displays the latest or most current data available. If you look at the website for the current generation as the day goes forward generation data is placed onto the table, so the app grabs the latest and displays it. You will notice sometimes no data or dashes are displayed, so the previous generation is displayed. The date and time of the last generation data reported is reflected on the top of the screen. Hope this helps.