Freshwater Fishing Thread, Annual Mammoth,Sierra Trip...... in Fishing Reports; The wife and I are heading up to Convict on the 7th for a few days of fishing and fun. ...  | | 
Sep-29-2009, 09:29 PM
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Name: John Cocktoastin aka CLUBBER LANG./Hal Danish Age: 36 Vessel: wife has it on finger. Location: Camp North-Star Job:Charger fan Bio: Eat & Release Specialist Been known to be a Hard pipe hittin white boy!
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The wife and I are heading up to Convict on the 7th for a few days of fishing and fun. The pics were great. You were all over the place up there. You did some walking..... My Aunt and Uncle lived in Mammoth for 30 years. Went fishing and skiing a few times a year up there. Now that they have come to S.D. I never get up there. Thank you for this outstanding post. It really got me in a better mood. Had a rough day and a friend said check out this post it will make you feel better. It did. Life is full of great trips and even if the fishing is slow, it makes you look at and see what god has blessed all with. A beautiful place to play. WTG Rubble 
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Oct-01-2009, 09:00 PM
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Name: Steve Vessel: 14' Alum w/1956 Johnson 10hp Location: San Diego/Independence ,Ca Job:yes
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Heading up the end of Oct for a 9 day cast and blast. Hopefully my 'sportsmans lounge' is still standing after the quake today. BTW, that's the courthouse in Independence not Big Pine (not that you need a geography lesson, but poor little Independence gets no respect).
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Oct-01-2009, 09:25 PM
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Oh...and I forgot, how funny you mention Ginny Clark's book. I found it last week while cleaning out the storage room in my barn where it sat for 10 years or so. Just read it again cover to cover last weekend. Great book...I shall explore the Owens Valley and Eastern Sierra til I die.
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Oct-01-2009, 09:39 PM
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Name: John Cocktoastin aka CLUBBER LANG./Hal Danish Age: 36 Vessel: wife has it on finger. Location: Camp North-Star Job:Charger fan Bio: Eat & Release Specialist Been known to be a Hard pipe hittin white boy!
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Originally Posted by STEVE IN SOCAL  Heading up the end of Oct for a 9 day cast and blast. Hopefully my 'sportsmans lounge' is still standing after the quake today. BTW, that's the courthouse in Independence not Big Pine (not that you need a geography lesson, but poor little Independence gets no respect). | That town/ courthouse is where they tried and convicted Charles Manson. I give Independence Mad respect.
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Oct-01-2009, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by STEVE IN SOCAL Heading up the end of Oct for a 9 day cast and blast. Hopefully my 'sportsmans lounge' is still standing after the quake today. BTW, that's the courthouse in Independence not Big Pine (not that you need a geography lesson, but poor little Independence gets no respect). | I stand corrected.....and good observation !!!
I crossedthat pic with the one of BP that didn't come out.
I should remember the Courthouse as I had to drive all the way back up to it onetime to fight a seatbelt ticket.......
I Won too.....!!! 
Thanks Guys
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Oct-05-2009, 09:27 PM
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Name: Gary Age: 60 Vessel: 15 foot closed bow oldie Location: Hacienda Hts., CA, USA Job:retired
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Just happen to see your report and it was great! Mammoth is one of our favorite places to get away from the big city!
Lake Ellery has always been good to us, except the time the bear ate our stringer by the dam.
Talking about catching your breath, have you tried Tioga Lake just above Lake Ellery? Park by the outhouse at the look out point and hike straight down to the shore. I consider myself to be kind of fit for a 60 year old, but that hike back up to the parking lot is a killer! I have to stop every five steps or so to catch my breath!
Again, nice report!
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Oct-08-2009, 09:36 PM
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Name: John Vessel: No Boat Location: Poway Job:Sales & Marketing Bio: I love to chase them....
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WOW! Thanks for the great looking pics, yes it makes me "jones" for the sierras too.
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Oct-09-2009, 09:43 AM
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Name: Thomas Vessel: when I win the lottery Location: Escondido Job:diesel mechanic Bio: "I'll adapt my crap to fit your shit!"
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Outstanding report, nothing compares to a trip to gods country!
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Oct-09-2009, 10:36 AM
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Name: Andy Vessel: 31 foot Boston Whaler, Sonora Nostrda Location: Poway Job:attorney
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Very nice, so where is Silver Lake. Its the only one I havn't hit yet. By the way, if you are interested, I own several condo's in mammoth that we rent to old guys who play poker. Ha.
Andy
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Oct-09-2009, 03:26 PM
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Name: stacy Age: 42 Vessel: Tracker Location: Temecula, CA Job:Self-Emply
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Great post, we do it every year as well but you really took your time with the pic's great job.
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Oct-09-2009, 09:50 PM
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Name: Robert Vessel: Trophy 1802WA Location: SoCal. Job:Auto Parts Pimp
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Originally Posted by AVERNE Very nice, so where is Silver Lake. Its the only one I havn't hit yet. By the way, if you are interested, I own several condo's in mammoth that we rent to old guys who play poker. Ha.
Andy | Silver is in the June loop between Gull & Grant,it has some of the oldest buildings & businesses there too....as well as a pack station that takes you to the backcountry.Rush creek flows out of it and the 2 miles or so past the lake is one of my favorite stream fishing areas ever.
We stayed in Sierra Summit condos this time,but have stayed in many in Mammoth & June lake over the years.....
Where are yours...???,maybe we could use you next year,PM me if interested.
Thanks again Everyone,I'm glad you enjoyed my pics & story....
Can't wait 'till next year.... 
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Oct-17-2009, 09:11 PM
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Name: Fred Reichert Age: 46 Vessel: 27' scagit orca - "La Ballena Loca" Location: San Clemente Job:General Contractor
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Great post! It makes me jones!
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