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New phone says my old and trusty USGS River Data APP is no longer available despite it still working on my old phone. Any recommendations appreciated! Thanks.

Wow! Have never seen one that far up. Could be feasting on Springers or steelhead that stack up there.

Have accidentally caught a few cutthroat there over the years, but they were rare for me. All in the upper river.

The Tilton River flows into the Cow below the Mossyrock Dam. It can blow out dirty and affect the color below Barrier Dam. Am guessing that is what happened.

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I remember Trudy. I would give her a cutthroat or two when I had them. She was one of a kind.

Used to fish the upper river alot, mostly in the winter when it was fly fishing only. Lots of good memories from that era. I make it down once or twice every winter just to take a look and fish some of the great runs up there.

Got some from a neighbor many years ago and got lucky my first year with a good crop. At the time I did not know they only start growing tubers til after the Fall equinox and so altered my growing procedure to give me a bigger harvest. I grow them in pots outdoors through the summer and then...

Anyone growing ocas?

That was definitely worth the watch! And truly is a big screen movie.

Any rod will work, but for the low late summer flows the longer the better. Many, many 16'ers and longer can be seen in use. Some big wide runs there.

I had the 15' version a very long time ago and in that era things were not sorted out so well and line designation was not consistent between makers. I was way overloading the rod making casting much more challenging. If I had my old rod now I'd consider the Nextcast FF70 10/11 --870 gr. or...

Been on SFF for many years and check in periodically to enjoy their wit and get an overview of their fishing tackle and conservation issues. Have bought a few things out of their classifieds. It's recent purchase by VS has raised a few hackles...

Any changes to FB and T are welcome. Controlling narratives are not an aspect of a free society. Let anyone say what they want. Force users to dig deeper and figure it out. Unfollow who you don't agree with. Controlled narratives create stupid people and aid in the creation of really...

Some accountability for stupidity and laziness and lawlessness is important. Perhaps a fixed rescue rate in place where all knew what it would cost and could decide before calling for help.

I have one also, and I also remember 20 years ago what a great gathering place it was. I'm keeping mine with great memories of those times. Let's not cancel all the great years this community had there.

I like the lanyard thing very much and been using one for years, tethered to my waders. I leave the lanyard permanently on the waders. I toasted an iphone 6 with a slip on the rocks and got it wet beyond fixing a few years ago. Newer phones are waterproof and the only way to go if around water.

I was at many of those Saturday casting sessions. He was a generous human being giving way more than he got back. RIP Aaron.

Never use it. Would be like trying to learn to reel left handed. :)