JS
7/15/2011 6:24:00 PMgeneral weight calculation for steelhead is one pound for every inch in length over 20. I think stosh is pretty close. Thats why a scale is handy if you really want to know! haha.
natetreat
7/15/2011 7:59:00 PMAah, it's a hatchery brat, why we gotta bicker size with him? It's different when they're monsters. They still fry up nice though! Those fish always come out a bit bigger than I would think they would have been when I get 'em home and weigh them, even gutted. I'm used to looking at salmon, which makes steelhead look small when I see 'em.
stoshzydek
7/16/2011 5:10:00 PMya. He was border line 28 inches but I took off an inch or so cause I just layed him on a 24" cooler and saw he was about a hand or a little less past the end of the cooler. Bite is off and on still. When the water is down hit the river for anyone who reads this. Up stay away.
