Hi Brad - Thanks for the compliments, and thanks for checking out the site. I appreciate it greatly! I fish the rainy from time to time, but only on a limited amount. I have heard mixed results for this season, but it is definitely one of the best places to fish in the spring. That is great that you guys got into them. What a blast it must have been! I will be up there next weekend for the famous sturgeon run. One of my favorite trips of the year. I hope to aim my sites on your 63 incher, or maybe even bigger. Was the current pretty strong and dirty, or am I getting false reports from people? Thanks again and congrats!

Nice work on figuring out the current and pattern. That is the biggest key to river success. So many boats can be fishing an area with fish, but if they don't get that perfect speed figured out, they will only watch everyone else catch 'em.
To be completely honest, I'm not sure how old that sturgeon would be. I do know that they are extremely slow growing, and some of them can be 75 years or older. I think each river system is different in their growth rate, but they are dinosaurs. Probably why they are so sweet to catch - and release!

That's It? I figured it would have been much older than that. Huh, Learn something new every day. Thanks!