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Thanks. This is esoteric stuff but of interest to quite a number of us outdoorsy folks.

I'm 80 and thinking trailer to future proof myself.

I second this.

And check on the clam seasons. They can change quickly and a lot.

It's important to get these biting dogs on record. A call to the Sheriff is in order. Often, the owners do not take action unless "encouraged".

Seems this offers some opportunities... I have caught some, probably by accident, but there is an incentive to consider this as a target activity. I saw a news feed that implied there was a possibility of some pretty good money. Anyone looked into this or, better, tried it out?

Loud and good are different.

What RCF said, Kids.

Did you know that flies have sex and multiply when the lights are out? Only logical explanation...

I can give you the approximate location in Blue Lake of a fancy flask full of very good single malt scotch.

If its been eating stuff like that, I don't know if I would want to eat it.

That place sure grows some nice fish.

Damn, the wheel. What an invention!

Poor cat.

Thanks Ive, that strap on one with a LFP battery looks doable with a Stryker. In the birthday price range too. Kinda makes me curious...

I'm a pontoon guy and this technology stuff sounds interesting. Has anyone worked out a not-too-intrusive for mounting one of these Strykers on a toon? For years and years, I have been using a handheld depth (only) finder. Basically a high tech string and nut. Invaluable but there is a lot...

Been kinda watching Quincy on Weather.com. The lows are largely above freezing, hopeful news. Any eyes on Quincy or Lenice lately?

I tried a 10' rod but it hurt my old wrist so bad, I sold it. 9' fast rod with releasing bobbers gets me down to ~ 20'. More and I go straight down with a sinking line. You have to learn to lob/flop cast the junk. You also do not have to cast far.

Atlantic Salmon poop.

My fly boxes wind up looking like Steve's - because I saw green/pink/shinny chironomids that one time...