Flyfishing goals for 2013.

[Speckle55]

My Goal is achieved but still looking for bigger(post 24)

lmao

there is always a bigger one

4#7 and 4#6oz

David

[eagleyes]

Simple goals myself this year

Buy new flyrod since mine had a horrible accident
In my neighbors car.
Get out as much as possible and enjoy the great outdoors
Dont much care what size fish i catch as long as they are biting.
I would much rather catch small fish all day long instead of one big fish
And no others.

[Bigtoad]

- big brown on a mouse.
- big brown out of a small creek/beaver dam.
- Explore Prairie Creek more
- Hit Ironside
- do some more cuttie exploration by Nordegg
- hike into a few lakes
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[Guitarplayingfish]

Originally Posted by eagleyes

Simple goals myself this year

Buy new flyrod since mine had a horrible accident

I feel ya... Mine has at least 1-2 accidents every season, I bought a bunch of extra rod tips so I am prepared for when it happens this season. Regardless, I think 13+ years of fishing the same rod is pretty good.. Time to upgrade.

Other than that,

Grayling
Gold Trout
Pink Salmon

[ALBTUFF]

First on the list is TARPON followed by PERMIT and hopefully some BONES!! I leave for key west on friday and hope to have a great time fishing the flats!
As far as Alberta fly fishing goes I would like to be out in the mountains as much as possible.

[Calgaryguy1977]

I don't really have any fishing goals as ive caught just about every species I wanted to at this point....in Alberta anyway.
There's no such thing as bad fishing day for me....with the exception of losing 5-6 flies once hahaha.

That said, Id maybe like to get a boat other than my float tube so I can fish with someone else not from shore. Is that a fly fishing goal though? lol

But my bucket list this year is definately doing some of the Forestry trunk Road if I can find a partner to do it. Just read Barry Mitchells book and im stoked now!
Also a few hike in remote lakes as well as fly to the states to get some palamino trout and maybe golden trout