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Gulper Special. Similar to a parachute Adams but slightly different color. I use it as something else to try when the fish are picky.

I remember reading about someone catching a walleye in Lake WA some years back. Hopefully whoever dumped the pike and walleye in there didn't dump enough of them to become established

Thanks for the good advice. I will see if that helps. I don't think it is the down rigger counter that's off. I have two of them, different brands and they both read similar depths. I believe that the transducer is reasonably parallel to the water. Its the exact same setup I used with my old...

It is on my 14' aluminum boat. I have down riggers on the boat and checked the depth by lowering the down riggers until I hit bottom in about 100 feet of water. I'm using the electric trolling motor mount for the transducer. Instead of mounting it on my trolling motor I have it mounted on an L-...

I replaced my 30 year old Hummingbird FF with a Garmin Stryker last spring. The depth readings it gives me are way off. I need to spend some time troubleshooting. My Hummingbird was very accurate.

Nice tip

Thanks for the advise.

I have not ever used it, don't know much about the different kinds available, but have been thinking of giving it a try. The uv lights vary in price a lot, like 14 to 75 bucks. What's difference. Are the higher priced lights worth the cost?

Its tough losing a good friend. My condolences.

One advantage of building your own is you can make it the exact size you want.

I also caught many a nice trout on these back in the day

A good all around fishing boat is a 14' aluminum boat with small outboard. It is relatively low cost and lets you cover way more water than a canoe or kayak. I have a 14er I have had for over 30 years and have fished in the sound with it a lot. It's also great for ponds and lakes. It's easy to...

If all of the barred owls in my neighborhood in Kirkland were killed off I don't believe that would benefit spotted owls.

If the yard is fenced, just buy or borrow some chickens. At my house, a dozen chickens took a lush green lawn down to bare dirt over an area of roughly 600-700 SF in about two weeks.

Love the ambiance. Good for you two going for it.

I agree. Idaho already does it.

I peed on his driveway while passing through eastern Oregon in 1984.

I fine day indeed.

Nice photos

Blackberries. The western WA landscape would be so different without them. Nettles are another plant I'm not too fond of, but they are a distant second. I'll never plant another wisteria. After wrestling with one for 20+ years I finally cut ours down, but the memory lingers. It is still sending...