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Ryan Miloshewski

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  1. It becomes catch and keep, being able to use bait and soft plastics, after February 1st every year. They weren't cheating.
  2. Oh this is totally different. I've done the same deal shocking up walleye and it is an unreal commotion. I'm with Rick--how do they even get anything?
  3. Yea they have not shocked up a 59-inch brown haha. Biggest they've shocked up was 39 lbs a few years ago. They also only shock the trophy area.
  4. Wasn't this fish caught multiple times, too?
  5. Yea that would work. I would use a float, though. Or a San Juan or chamois. Or just throw a jig if push comes to shove hah.
  6. Use what Chuck calls the "handicapped rig." A float with weight 6-10" above an egg fly and scud dropper (about 12-18" off the egg). You'll need weight. You want the flies on the bottom, where they are naturally occurring. Depending on water flow, use a BB or AAA, or combination of any size until you get bit. You want the float to be, usually, about twice the depth above the flies. So if you are fishing 4 feet of water, have the float 8 feet above your flies.
  7. I remember a winter when I was 8 years old fishing between Outlet 2 and 3 with my grandpa. It was sleeting and about 15 degrees but man were we catching fish. I ended up catching my PB brown (so far). Gramps had a thing of blackberry brandy with him and we waded over to me and said "here, take a little sip. It'll warm you up. But don't tell anyone back at the cabin." I took a nip and it did warm me up. First thing I said when we got back was "well, had my first sip of brandy today!" That went over well..
  8. Too bad the darn weather is so miserable. I'd like to "field test" them soon.
  9. Thanks guys! I think I finally got it down. Now to move on to different sizes..
  10. Cool, learning already. I think I am just going to have to waste a lot of dubbing and thread to finally get it down. I also have the problem of the dubbing coming undone as a wind. I assume it's just a product of not wrapping i tightly on the thread. I'll tie one and it looks good, then the other I immediately cut everything off the hook and start over.
  11. So I have recently gotten back into tying my own flies. I started with jigs, and am now tying egg flies that look pretty good. I am attempting scuds and sows now, but I cannot seem to get it down with the amount of dubbing. How much dubbing do you use for, say, a #12 scud? And what is the trick on getting it wound around the thread nicely so it doesn't go everywhere when winding? I have dubbing wax. I feel like I am just missing one little cog in the wheel. Any help appreciated!
  12. Lol what? Like they are scouts going to warn the others? Give me a break.
  13. You spelled "lose" wrong lol. (But I agree with everything you said).
  14. Clearly not lol. I think you have a better chance of consistently catching more fish in the 5-15-pound range on the bigger baits than anything. At least that is what I've seen. Maybe those big, old fish don't like to move for bait anymore.
  15. No but they work. A lady just last week caught a big brown below Lookout on a hard 8-inch rainbow trout swimbait. Ate it so hard it killed the fish. Guarantee they work. Just right place right time more than anything. And the right fish in the right mood.
  16. Oh yea. It happens a lot more than you'd think. And I agree with Travis. Pull an Oliver Ngy and throw a big swimbait for two days straight and see what happens..
  17. That is because rainbows exist on this earth for one reason: to eat the excess eggs of spawning salmon.
  18. Weren't we just talking about this? So incredible. We overshot it by a year haha. https://issuu.com/missouriwildlife/docs/september_2018_vol_79_no_5
  19. The first survived and is alive and well. The best part of it.
  20. The thing that ticks me off is articles like this. "Zombie deer." Get out of here with this clickbait title. Makes me wonder who authorized the publishing. https://kdvr.com/2019/02/17/deadly-zombie-deer-disease-could-eventually-spread-to-humans-experts-warn/oq=fox+news+deer&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60l3j69i64l2.2897j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
  21. This video is like 8 years old. Like everything else it's just getting notoriety now.
  22. Ryan Miloshewski

    LGB

    I just want to see a Cup before I die. Just please..one.
  23. Ok @Flysmallie that;s too easy for you lol
  24. Salt would be a bluefin tuna. Those guys fight like they don't have anything left to give!
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