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But what about Toody?

I have caught more trout(and Kokanee) on this fly than any other. Mayfly emerger. I have caught more BIG trout on this fly than any other. Gold Bead Head Carey Special

I have observed a line of 8-10 young osprey hover flying near the shoreline diving for fish. They were mostly unsuccessful, but obviously in learning mode.

I agree with @Phil K I have owned the same waders since 2015. I only use them in the boat(also to and from), but they have had lots of wear with zero leaks or tears. Somebody is getting a great deal!

Looks like "man hands" to me..........:sneaky:

I would go with the "Yellow Plumber's Tape" Manufactured especially for natural gas, propane, butane, water, oil and chemical lines.

Another option is magnetic tape. Adhesive backing on one side and magnet on the other. I have a section on my vise base for hooks waiting to be tied, and another section on my tying desk for holding flies that have cement heads that needs to dry. Available at Amazon, Target, BiMart($2.49)...

If you go the electric trolling motor direction, take your oars. If you leave the oar blades in the water they will help keep your pontoon heading in a mostly straight line.

DING, DING, DING! We have a winner.........................(y)(y)

AeroPress made coffee has been my morning drink since 2020.

After cleaning the boat floor I decided that the sheet metal screws holding the aluminum level floor to the runners needed to be replaced. Some of the bottom shown screw weren't even holding the floor down to the runners. I wanted machine screws shown in the top of the photo which required...

Maybe some PNWFF member has a rod/reel/line setup that is willing to donate for a raffle prize?

Raffle off a case of some local adult beverage. You will get a lot of new names/email addresses of potential new members.

One of our Awesome Cats. OscarToo(his name) says don't mess with me!

Now was a good time to take up the level flooring on my drifter and clean all the debris out between the floor and bottom of the boat. Probably vacuumed up 10 pounds of sand, dirt, and other stuff that shouldn't be there!

Went back to Costco in Albany, Oregon. They had a large selection of the Orvis Fleece Lined Pants and $5 off so I bought a blue pair for $19.99.

My choice would be a Shoe Goo product......................Goop Marine. As an aside, Shoe Goo/Goop is a Eugene, Oregon based company.