Sunday

against all odds

A cold front hit our area pretty hard this weekend. Forecasted to go down to 17 degree in Adirondack so I went up to our cabin to winterize the cabin.

There were already ankle deep of snow everywhere. Upon arrival at the cabin I've started to winterize the house. While working, I began to calculate the odd of fishing condition.

Temperture: Really cold (sudden drop of 30 degree)
Snow melt: is pouring into streams making it colder than usual and running high in volume
Weather: a storm is brewing (barometric pressure is buillding)

Everything I've learned about the fishing condition told me it is not a optimal (at all) fishing condition.




Howerver, I found myself at a creek staring down at my fly and hoping to see a trout or two with it but the result was ovbious.

Personally and professionally, I consider myself as a pretty good odd calculator but when it comes to fishing, I never go by what my odds are. I guess either I'm still a beginner or the fishing brings out the stupid in me.
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5 comments:

  1. mrleeOctober 30, 2011 at 9:02 PM

    so how many did you catch?

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  2. ksanchunOctober 30, 2011 at 10:31 PM

    I know what you mean Charles. Oh boy, I remember my July trip to Truckee (10 hours round trip). All I remember was a good Italian dinner in town.

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  3. gone fishingNovember 1, 2011 at 7:10 AM

    I didn't realize that the storm in the Northeast was so serious and deadly...I just caught up with news.

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  4. joonNovember 2, 2011 at 8:33 AM

    갑작스런 기상이변으로
    눈이 발목까지 빠질 정도로 내렸다니
    많이 불편하셨겠네요.

    낚시에도 많은 지장이 있을꺼고,
    또 겨울이 시작되니 이런저런 일로
    바쁘시겠어요.

    그래도 계곡은 아직 얼지 않은 것 같아
    다행입니다....ㅎㅎ

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  5. CharlesTheFishFinderNovember 2, 2011 at 10:33 AM

    다행히 겁만주고 지나가버렸어요. 겨울이 오면 일년 내내 가지않은 장소에 가볼려구요...

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