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He's on a single speed with no suspension. To make it fair he won't let me change gears and I have to keep my suspension locked.That Trek might be a good option to bridge the gap. He had a smaller one of those when he was 3.

My son has gotten really into the bike now. He is starting to get airborne but I don't think his no suspension guardian is quite up for it. Landings can sound kinda harsh. Does anyone have any recommendations for a bike that might be better suited for jumps/drops. He is on a 20" right now...

I think anyone who bag cooks humpy does the ceremonial release of all beer cans back into the wild.

Seems like I'm in the average. Has anyone had a new rod blow up in the first couple times of using it? Just wondering how common that is.

All the warranty talk had me thinking, how many rods do people break? I am 40 and fish quite a bit and have only broken 3 rods but one I don't count. One fly rod when I dropped it half out of the rod tube. It was a TFO and I told them it was my fault. They didn't care and gave me a new tip...

I have monarch 7 and like them for hunting. In the first and last hour of light the difference between cheap and expensive is most drastic. For looking at birds in the back yard cheaper ones should be fine.

If I was going to get a 16' boat for 4 humans it would be 20' long. I think you're on the right track. Maybe something like this with a prop. The smaller the boat the larger percentage of space a steering console takes up...

Or at least hand crank only. I think that would keep a lot of lazy people home. At least you earn it a little bit if you have to bring that weight up each time. I've found the trollers like to come close even when they do know you have one trying to hook one also. I don't think they realize...

I don't know anything about drift boats but have an aluminum boat. I have uhmv pads on my bunks. I spray them occasionally with silicone spray and it seems to slide on and off with little issue.

At No Point you shouldn't be trolling near the moochers, same for Point Wilson. Stay to the outside and your fine. If I fish the bar I know I might get a fish cut off. I know what I'm getting into. It's just part of the deal. It would be nice if a troller at least knew what way moochers are...

I wouldn't put them in the back of the closet. 10 was only at 30% after the first three days. I don't think they got 70% in the last 3.

People are getting fucking crazier and I don't think the one day openers help. I had a troller hit me yesterday while I was mooching at no point. From behind me I hear move or I'm gonna hit you. I look back to see a boat about 20-30' from me. My motor wasn't running I said are you fucking...

They are right, the only reason to put it in gear is to keep a downrigger from cutting it off 😉.

That or he didn't bring very many home.

Trolling a salmon spoon as a dodger with a fly behind it works as well as anything.

I'll try it out

A cup hook on the end of a wooden dowel

Bummer

Got a new motor for my boat. So had an extra 15hp long shaft. Had this boat at my mother inlaw's place so I made a jack plate for it.

Seaway in Lynnwood