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I think both interests can be served here. Cut 15 feet off the top of that sweeper so boats can pass river right, but leave the rest to wash out when the water comes up and get planted where it can do some good (although judging from where it is, that thing might end up blocking the boat access...

I guess the Jays have a payroll almost as obscene as the Dodgers, Yanks, Sox, Mets, and the like, but they are fun to watch, especially once it's not your team on the losing end anymore LOL. Looks like Yamamoto vs. Gausman Friday. That should be a gem if both do their thing. Yamamoto has been...

If you do find fish feeding on shad, they will likely be the kind of reckless biters that make for days of legend. They make fantastic bait for Chinook and sturgeon. They have big, shiny scales, and their belly bones keep them intact and presenting well much longer than the herring and anchovies...

Yesavage is more than just a rad name... the dude can pitch. He's going to be trouble for the American League for a while (if he stays in the league, of course). Dodgers may be in a hair of trouble, but 4 innings left to change it to Blue Jays being in trouble... playoff baseball is intense...

Makes sense. College football programs are essentially corporations now.

Pretty lofty expectations in the Red Nightstick. Those coach buyout numbers are obscene... blow it and get paid tens of millions of dollars? I don't care how stressful and unfair that gig can be; that's great work if you can get it.

Those look great. I've been looking for a good crayfish pattern. I'll definitely give that a go!

Heck yeah. Rivers are people! Too bad they can't buy elections, cuz I dare say most of us here share more interests with rivers than corporations....

There's still good fishing to be had, if nothing's what it used be, but for obvious reasons, it gets better the further you get from Puget Sound, where all the people are. (Puget Sound itself is the noted exception, but without a boat, access severely limits your options.) I showed up in 1999...

I'll be following this thread closely. I've been looking for a lightweight rain jacket that actually keeps me dry for years, and it's been slim pickins. The last one I bought was supposed to be suitable for mountaineering, but the only ways it fit that bill was that it was very light and packed...

My bike had mag wheels. Heavy as all hell, but silent!

Seems perfectly fair to me, albeit a major bummer.

What's up with the goofy arm motions the Dodgers players always make to their dugout every time they get a hit, steal a base, or successfully scratch their asses? Man, that's annoying. Would love to see Ohtani play for a team outside of Southern California, but at his salary, the only other...

I wonder if the analysis claiming the big dropout rate was limited to annual, resident licenses or if it included the huge number of people who buy out-of state licenses for destination fishing trips. Lots of those folks won't be back the next year, if many will likely return in future years...

I like a clicker with a fish on, but I always feel a little weird shattering the silence around me when stripping out line, especially around a bunch of gear guys. I'd probably own some clickers if I had gotten serious about fly fishing earlier in life, but by the time I started buying my gear...

This one brought back memories of growing up in Colorado and being a casual Broncos fan at the start of Elway's career. All the local kids would try to emulate Elway's legendary arm power by throwing the Nerf football (that was all we could grip firmly enough) as hard as we could, trying to make...

But wow, do Darnold and Smith-Njigba have something going or what?

That was really, really bad. He had plenty of time to throw the ball away before he retreated to the end zone, too.

It seemed like the right move to me at the time. Woo was struggling in that inning. With hindsight, a lot of Wilson's decisions didn't work out tonight, but he's not the reason they lost. Players gotta come through to make managers great.

Those Skamania fish are (were?) some badass hatchery brats. My first steelhead was a Skamania hatchery fish of about 9 pounds on the Kalama in June 1999, and I'll never forget it. Came all the way to my feet silently before it figured out it was hooked, and then all hell broke loose. Screaming...