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PatrickC
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CathyG wrote:
Is there decent late winter/early spring steelhead fishing? The doctor says I can't fish until then (broken arm). While I plan on proving him wrong I wouldn't attempt a steelhead trip until then anyway.
It remains good until the water warms in the Spring and they all go back to the lake. The only time it's bad in the Winter is when the creeks are completely frozen over. Though I am working on an ice-cutting sink tip to overcome even that. I'm gonna be rich I tell ya!
Feel better with that arm! And do yourself a favor, do what your doc tells you in reference to the fishing. Pushing it and reinjuring yourself ain't worth it. I had a patient with whom I repaired a ruptured Achilles tendon last Spring try to prove me wrong. While he was in rehab from the 2nd surgery (because he completely destroyed all of the work I did for him the 1st time by ignoring instructions, not using his boot and crutches, and doing heel rises on his stairs 4 weeks after surgery) he finally admitted he wished he done what I asked him to do the 1st time because it cost him an extra 16-20 weeks from partaking fully in his normal activities. Don't try to prove us wrong, you only hurt yourself. I promise, it's not a conspiracy your doctor has against you. He/She just wants you to heal properly and completely ;-) It's that non-stop insanity that lead me to retire from surgery and clinical practice this past year.... God is good. Beer is great. And people are crazy