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I did one of these about spring and thought i would do one about fall. Even though its not here yet, i am excited for it none the less.
Even though i love steelhead and duck hunting i had to go with football. I cant express how happy i am that its finaly here. I am a huge Texas fan and i think this is our year. Oh and thanks BYU for knocking off Oklahoma.
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[indent][#0000ff]Gotta admit that I'm happy to see the start of football season, but more importantly I'm looking forward to a change in fishing.....fall/winter steelhead fishing up on the Clearwater and Snake Rivers, plus a 3-day October keeper sturgeon trip in the Columbia Gorge. Life is GREAT!!![/#0000ff]
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The coming of fall means falling water temps and optimal fishing in both the lakes and rivers. I love fishing in the fall. I used to hunt a lot in the Fall but the fishing is so good that it is hard to break away.
I also love college football and wrestling is just around the corner.
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I love the fall. I was torn between big game hunting and football. I hope Ohio State is a little better this year.
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if yesterday was anyway to tell about ohio st. i would say you shouldnt watch next week.
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Fall is my favorite time for fishing because there's not as many people at my fishing holes and the weather is cooler. If I can tune in a football game on the radio while I'm fishing/camping, then it's even more fun. Hunting used to be my fall sport, but now I prefer fishing.
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Not much for football or hunting. What I do get excited for is going out on those crisp fall days and slaying the fish. The big browns and brookies come out of hiding, the still water trout get frisky, and the bass put on the feedbag bulking up for winter. It's already beginning. I had a great day of bass fishing yesterday, and I got this bugger on accident. I didn't measure him, but he was well over 20". I got a smaller bow too and he actually blew up on a Torpedo I was fishing for bass. How weird.
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Can't I select "all of the above?" I absolutely love hiking the hills and stream valleys for quail and chukkar. And I ALWAYS carry my telescoping pole with a few lures/flies with me on those hunting trips! Why not do both?
Getting REALLY excited for the Boise State football season. Looks like BYU with a tougher schedule could beat us to the BCS party.
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i am with you tato all of they above are awsome. i just wish i had more time to spend doing all of them.
I am with you on bsu but if byu can run the table with there schedule this year they deserve it. i will put one above that they probly deserve a championship shot. they will have beat oklahoma, florda st. tcu, utah, and tulsa that is if they can do it.
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I like em all! BUT where's the Walleye choice? Some of my biggest catches happen in feeding frenzy fall!!
Smiles Always!
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Football, upland game hunting, fishing, fall steelheading , harvesting the garden - just about all of it. Everything up to now was just practice- the games begin now. I can even go up grouse hunting, camp do a little fishing and catch a highschool ball game on the radio in the evening- Love it. And I too hope Ohio State can step up to the plate. This to me is by far the greatest time of the year.
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ma so many choices and only 5 options so something had to be left out, and a steelhead fights so much better so went with them.
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great looking fish but the best thing about the fall ones is there is none of that white stuff yet.
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Never done the run in the Fall. When is it in Stanley area Oct.??? Might be a better time for me since April is tax time and I'm an accoutant!!lol I'll bet that river is higher too during that time...different fishing??
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I always get depressed after the BCS Championship.[frown]
So I agree, the metalhead fishing and college ball brings everything back into focus....oh, yea and a river runs through some valley.[laugh]
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Ma the fish dont make it up to stanley tell the spring but riggins and the north fork area is great in the fall if you have never been down below the north fork it is one of those gotta see places, and if you love stanley you will love it down there its mean country
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Steelie fishing above Salmon is good in the fall- First week or so of Oct is prime.
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