Hola

[Wulff]

Way togo Terri.

One more website to bookmark and troll when I should be outside either in the water, or working on the water. ;)

[Jackie Ramo]

Hola !welcome Good to see you.

[Terri]

Nice to see you here Wulff :grin: !welcome When you get time show us your pond and fish!

[Wulff]

I'll try to get some updated pictures up this week. Have a couple nice ones of the Koi. As well as a couple Id like to add to the DIY filter thread of the barrel design, which I linked a few to.

[Busy B]

Glad to have you here Wulff!

Unique name...do you raise wolves? :grin:

[Wulff]

:)

No its a moniker I use pretty much every where. Its actually short for "Royal Wulff #20".

My favorite dry fly.

[Busy B]

Ahhh a fly fisherman?

[Wulff]

Yeah.

Flyfisherman, aquarist turned ponder. When I couldnt get out (or in) the water as much as I used to, I decided to bring the water and fish to my backyard :).

Keep kidding my wife that my next pond will have bass ;)

[Jackie Ramo]

My parents had a trout pond for a few years. Was nice to go out in the afternoon and catch dinner.

[Busy B]

And are you a Picses too Wulff?

[Ian]

We will have to fly the pond next to us as it has bass. The owner has a shot gun. How fast do you run :D Noticed the creek up the road has trout run too.
Your pump is 100% if Terri didn't tell you.

[Wulff]

Perfect on all counts Ian.
Pump (thanks for that )
Creek
legs, though they arent what they used to be, i hope he uses salt. Bass on a fly are a ton of fun. :lol:

Is it Bowmanville or Wilmot creek?
Both get good migratory runs, and I have caught resident browns in Bowmanville (rare) and Wilmot is rumored to have browns although no-one I know has ever pulled a brown out of Wilmot. Sopers is another creek out that way ive caught a couple browns in but no brookies yet :(