angelo1987
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Thought it would be fun. What your Dream Destination.
Mine would be a going to New Zealand fishing those Monster Trout.
Mine would be a going to New Zealand fishing those Monster Trout.
Dream Destinations......
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fredaevans
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Been there, done that and greatly over rated (imho). Now South 'Murica ...... Oooooo Baby!
gatortransplant
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I'm with Fred, I think my dream trip right now is Golden Dorado in Bolivia or something along those lines.
mikel
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Siberia...
Rip Tide
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There's a thread going now about Lee Wulff
Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be like him and discover a previously unknown mother lode of giant brooktrout
Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be like him and discover a previously unknown mother lode of giant brooktrout
Davo
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That's an easy one to answer. Taimen fishing in Mongolia!! Catching trout the size of Tarpon, what could be better?
jpbfly
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Hope to fly over to the US and fish with my forum friends in 2013
ausablebrown
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It doesn't get any better than Ausable for trout...different but not better. I dream about that place daily. Other than that any ole unnamed "jump-across" creek full of 6" brookies that noone knows about will be a close second.
smalliesrule
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I think I'd like to go to Siberia and fish for those monster trout. I watched a video of it awhlile back. It's wilderness for sure.
Stan
Stan
Hello Fellow Dreamers,
I would like to take the boat over to Kodiak so I could provide my own 'water taxi' in order to reach many of the rivers that are off the road system. This can be done but weather & sea conditions along with range and fuel requirements are a big consideration. It would mean traveling along the coast for many miles completely on your own and I need to get all the right gear for the boat before I could ever try such an adventure.
I tend to keep my dreams withing a reasonable grasp. When I lived in the lower 48 states I traveled every year to somewhere that seemed exotic to me. Many of the 'exotic' places turned out to be within 70 miles of home while some were thousands of miles away. If you start early and go often you will be able to create your own memories of the dreams that came true.
One thing I learned about dreaming; don't ever think that you're too late to experience something that exists in America or neighboring Canadian Provinces. When I first went looking for salmon it was 1980 on the coastal rivers of Northern Maine, the worst of times for the once numerous Atlantic Salmon but I went anyway. It took until 1984 until I actually caught one but the memory is precious. I knew a lot of guys who talked about doing it but none who were trying. I camped in some of the most beautiful places in America and Canada and traveled by motorcycle. It was a hard way to live a dream but it beat the heck outta dreaming about what I would do some day.
The signature line I chose on my posting since I joined this group was a testament to what I learned in the first 50 years of my life and I'll stand by them until the years come to a close. Dreams are good but you gotta live every day like it's a dream come true.
Ard
I would like to take the boat over to Kodiak so I could provide my own 'water taxi' in order to reach many of the rivers that are off the road system. This can be done but weather & sea conditions along with range and fuel requirements are a big consideration. It would mean traveling along the coast for many miles completely on your own and I need to get all the right gear for the boat before I could ever try such an adventure.
I tend to keep my dreams withing a reasonable grasp. When I lived in the lower 48 states I traveled every year to somewhere that seemed exotic to me. Many of the 'exotic' places turned out to be within 70 miles of home while some were thousands of miles away. If you start early and go often you will be able to create your own memories of the dreams that came true.
One thing I learned about dreaming; don't ever think that you're too late to experience something that exists in America or neighboring Canadian Provinces. When I first went looking for salmon it was 1980 on the coastal rivers of Northern Maine, the worst of times for the once numerous Atlantic Salmon but I went anyway. It took until 1984 until I actually caught one but the memory is precious. I knew a lot of guys who talked about doing it but none who were trying. I camped in some of the most beautiful places in America and Canada and traveled by motorcycle. It was a hard way to live a dream but it beat the heck outta dreaming about what I would do some day.
The signature line I chose on my posting since I joined this group was a testament to what I learned in the first 50 years of my life and I'll stand by them until the years come to a close. Dreams are good but you gotta live every day like it's a dream come true.
Ard
theboz
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Alaska to fish those tough to get to rivers with Ard.
Australia reef fishing and shark.
South America Peacocks , Dorado and Trout.
And one last trip to the Marquesas Keys for whatever swims by.
Go out with a fish on!
Australia reef fishing and shark.
South America Peacocks , Dorado and Trout.
And one last trip to the Marquesas Keys for whatever swims by.
Go out with a fish on!
popperfly
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Alaska would be my dream trip, number one on the bucket list right now. Second would be down in the Keys or the Island of Grand Bahama for some Bonefishing
wt bash
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I'm right there along the lines of Ausablebrown, although every few plunge pools there would be a 12 incher all colored up!
attila
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Anywhere the fish are biting
caseywise
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peacock bass in brazil is one of my dreams. another is the already mentioned taimen in mongolia.
casey
casey
BigCliff
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Real dream- Kamchatka
Far-off dream- Seychelles
Bucket list- LA Marsh, Olympic Peninsula, Andros, Campeche, and Alaska
Far-off dream- Seychelles
Bucket list- LA Marsh, Olympic Peninsula, Andros, Campeche, and Alaska
fyshstykr
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To fish with Ard someday.....oh, wait a minute I'm going to visit him in August.:biggrin: