I have always dreamed of going to Hawaii but life usually gets in the way.
I usually think, "is it really like a paradise?"
We finally had a chance to go end of last October, and I can confirm.
It is paradise. Everyone had so much fun that nobody wanted to come home.
Beautiful white sand beaches, always blue sky, warm tropical air...need me to say more?
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Chum Salmon 2014 at Stave River, Maple Ridge
This posting is for the Chum Salmons I caught last November. I know I have not posted for a while. Too busy with different priorities in life.
The biggest one I have caught was about 83 cm. They usually range about 60cm to 90 cm for Chum Salmons. I have caught some big ones last November.
Chilliwack, BC is also a good place where rivers converge for fishing. We also went there on a cold but super sunny November day. (middle of November, about -5 in the morning). There were still lots of Chum Salmon swimming. I forgot gloves, but thankfully, my friend actually had spare gloves. I wore double layers of socks plus wader, but still my toes were frozen. I had light frost bite and could not feel my toe for about 1 to 2 months.
Next year, I should be more prepared.
The biggest one I have caught was about 83 cm. They usually range about 60cm to 90 cm for Chum Salmons. I have caught some big ones last November.
Chilliwack, BC is also a good place where rivers converge for fishing. We also went there on a cold but super sunny November day. (middle of November, about -5 in the morning). There were still lots of Chum Salmon swimming. I forgot gloves, but thankfully, my friend actually had spare gloves. I wore double layers of socks plus wader, but still my toes were frozen. I had light frost bite and could not feel my toe for about 1 to 2 months.
Next year, I should be more prepared.
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