I relocated and transferred to osowatamy but now got to find me new fishing spots. I moved to Fort Scott.

Scouting out new spots is one of my favorite things about fishing, just love finding those little used places that others don't even consider

I get soooooo bored going to the same places all the time

Been watching a ton of youtube guerrilla fishermen lately, they'll go to these weird places hidden in plain sight like a drainage pond behind Walmart that got flooded by a nearby creek a few years ago and got stocked that way

Or some tiny little ditch that holds water year round, and they'll come out of places like that having absolutely slayed them... I'm excited about getting creative like that this year

Before and After...last bag of this gag - stuffed w/crab...mmm...mmm

Outstanding, what is it?

Gag Grouper. Caught last summer in the gulf out of apalachicola FL. We ended up with 100 lbs of fish to split between 6. My son won the pot with most caught on his 1st trip w/us.

I'm heading out to 11 Mile Canyon this morning for some fly fishing.

http://www.coloradofishing.net/image...ray_11mile.jpg

Lucky bastard. :D
I could just melt into that picture.

Damn that’s sexy!

That's too close to Bronco country. You could get an STD in that water!

That’s my old stomping grounds! Miss it so much. I use to work at the boyscout camp there. Hope you get some nice trout!

It was a good day. Not many fish, but the one I got in was a 20 inch rainbow. Caught him about a 1/2 mile up from the dam.

I'll sometimes fish the area that butts right against the Boy Scouts property. Some good little pools in there.

No picture of the fish, because i was up to my belly in the water, but this should do.

https://i.imgur.com/ewT0drj.jpg

God damn that looks miserable lol. I never wanna see snow again.

I'll defer to the experts , but I think that is a muskie or a hybrid?

Looking at it again, yea, I think you're right. Looks a bit too big bodied to be a Northern.

I was looking at the markings. I believe northerns to be more spots on the side. Muskies have more stripes like the picture shows. It's been a long time since I was fishing in Canada and back then I had never heard of tiger muskies, which I think are a northern/muskie cross?