Recent content by Kent Lufkin

Sold!

Pending...

I'm moving and don't need these. $20 for the 15 pounder; $10 for the 8, or $25 for both. Sold to the buyer who can pick them up the soonest. Located in Redmond, near Microsoft. Payment by cash or Venmo only please.

Downsizing seldom-used gear before a move, fellow member Zak bought my Hennessy Hammock listed in the Classifieds. After meeting to finalize the deal, he reached in his pocket and gifted me this sweet Kershaw Corral Creek 3115 EDC. Thanks again Zak!

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for joining me today Zak, for your patience with my foolish choice of where to meet, and especially for your generous gift. Here's wishing you many comfortable nights in your new Hennessey Hammock! Kent

Hey Cliff! Thanks for reaching out. I'll send you a DM and we can trade contact information. Hope to see you soon. Kent

Zak, check your DM

UPDATE: Everything is sold except the personal water filter, with price reduced. My days of hiking and backpacking up to fish mountain lakes are now definitely behind me. In preparing for a move next year to a new home in Missoula, I've begun culling through some of the gear I no longer need in...

All gone. Thank you Jacob for paying it forward. I’m thrilled beyond words! ❤️

I've purged my 30+ year collection of fly fishing books. The titles below are available free to pick up at my home in Redmond, near Microsoft. No holds or shipping. Please contact me via PM to schedule a mutually convenient time.

Sold! Thanks Ron!

Going once, going twice...

I'm parting with my 2-volume set, 'Lakes of Washington' by Ernest Wolcott. This is the 3rd edition, published in 1973. It's the ideal resource for the stillwater or high lake fisherman. $125, door pickup. Here's a link to the listing: https://www.facebook.com/share/1FHxF8MTz3/

After numerous attempts at creating a smallish October Caddis adult dry the past couple days, I feel pretty good about this one. Imagine it as a cross between Don Johnson's Miracle Caddis and a Fox Poopah. If you were a fish, how would you react when it came drifting down a current seam?