The Big Angler 

does anyone else have any more disguinshing features about this five route? the the crux about five bolts up going from a slot to a crimp then pulling over a little ledge?

there has been some retrobolting in this area so i am only reporting what i have come up with by climbing the route and looking on other sites to figure out what ive climbed... my description describes it the best way i know how... and yes the picture you commented on shows parts of this climb...

or you could just climb all the routes there and then you know you did it :)

maybe i will have to do them all haha

sounds like your best bet...haha... though the routes are good over there its kinda clustered and confusing when compared to the old guide book before so many bolts went in...

yeah i agree thats where my confusion stems from

There are a couple of big ledges to stand on before the crux if you just take a step off to the right. They allow you to get fully rested before the crux, which then amounts to a quick boulder problem. This one felt quite different than its neighbor to the left, though about equally difficult. Both right on that 10d/11a line, and worth doing.

This route is fun, and the crux has similar movement to Sky Pilot .11b at the 5.8 Crag. It is certainly easier than that route but the crux movement is similar.

This climb is like climbing a 5.9 face to a good rest then a hard crux move, which is where the .11a grade come from.