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A great, unique and refreshing report. Most excellent!

I haven’t seen a single post on turkey hunting. What’s up?

Does anyone tie or use the Royal Coachman pattern? I used it as a kid in the 1950’s, haven’t seen it in photos or referenced in many, many years.

I haven’t seen documentation of birds introducing non native fish, particularly predators like pike. I someone has one, please,post it.

interesting, I don’t know of a waterway that connects Washington waters with native northern pike population. Therefore, a “bucket biologist” must have said to him or herself, “Self, big northern pike would be a great addition to this lake, river, pond. I think I’ll put some in. We love them in...

Question, in all of your time afield have you seen any Jack rabbits? The hills around Yakima were literally swarming with them in the ‘50’s and early 60’s.

Nice, a very unusual cast and blast, first of its kind I’ve. Most excellent!

Came crawling up to me while I was frothing the water at Lincoln Park, West Seattle some years back.

I haven’t fished or or caught a fly rod largemouth bass or a bream (bluegill) in, oh, 45 years. The 1978 LMB and bluegill last fly rod caught was in research pond F15 in the research area of the fisheries Dept at Auburn University. I was finishing my Masters degree and was “perch jerkin’” as my...

Great photo series on the vole consumption!

Excellent report and photos, well done!

I remember those days…never again!

Late in season, a smaller spread of decoys is excellent. Put movement in the spread using a pull cord to move the water in your spread. Ducks get real “decoy shy” later in the season. Remember, ducks and geese land heading into the wind. Camo or similar drab clothing is fine but it’s movement...

I see you are shooting a 20ga, well done!

Hunting season has been open for four months and not a single story or photo? What’s up?

And when you didn’t miss the “gimme” shot…

That look when you miss that wild bird “gimme” shot the dog worked so hard to arrange…

Excellent blind.

In some locations, the entrails are loved.

Beautiful whitetail!