Recent content by Josh

That was a more than fair price. Someone will be stoked.

Very awesome!

Always cool to get the first one on a new rod. Big fan of light rod small stream fishing!

Heads up that I pruned a few of the comments on this thread. I understand that there are strong feelings out there these days. Particularly on the subject of what America was/is/should-be. And I don't blame anyone who has them. But as has been noted by many, PNWFF isn't the place to debate...

Sadly, the fiberglass forum seems to be forcing people to create an account before they can see a thread. Lame. Here's one of the images from the thread, though. As it shows up on google images somehow. https://images.fiberglassflyrodders.com/u/2756/IMG_9757.jpeg

Oh man, this thread making me realize I gotta get out for gills soon!

Drill baby. Drill.

Yeah, that's how that RatX stuff works, apparently. It's good because there's no secondary poisoning if a raptor eats a dead rat, but I have read similar warnings to yours about the insatiable thirst.

I mean, my wife might take this option if it was available... Do you use the newer ones with the fat "cheese" looking trigger or the old school ones with the metal trigger? I can't get the fat pedal ones to stay armed once there's some weight from bait on the trigger. My wife and I are on...

Got rat burrows in the duck yard and around the duck house. I am not pleased about this. Wife won't allow real poison because of secondary risks to raptor/wildlife. Traps are slow and ineffective. RatX bait (a sort of poison with non secondary risks) gets mixed reviews. The Ratinator live trap...

This would be dope on a little jon boat for small lakes/ponds...

So much goodness here.

Story is much the same with bass/jon boats. See a good deal, click the ad, ancient 2 stroke Johnson

I also saw some comments somewhere about the foam being lighter in the 2025 version. But NRS doesn't seem to mention it on the product page. So I don't know if it is true or not.

Also worth noting that there is a more trim version of the Chinook called the Wrangler for folks who don't need all the storage or bulk: https://www.nrs.com/nrs-wrangler-pfd/p65h