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Great article https://flyproject.us/blog/the-music-of-coffeepot-lake

You bet...I always check with the local fly shops before I float this section.

"Farmlands" is the section that starts at Irene Rindhart Park in Ellensburg and ends at Ringer Loop.

That is one word and a number...typical Chirfs fan.

Extream rock climber with a love of fishing.......pretty awesome. No worries about someone being in your spot here.

Irish Death and the Yakima River. Just saying

I run mine on lakes with a 9.8 Merc. It scoots around very nicely.

I own a 2019 WF. Love it and is a dream to row. The high sides are a plus in rapids and more technical waster.

When I was building fly rods I would guess I built around 80 to 100 rods using multiple Batson Rainshadow blanks. Bill Batson is a great guy is a great guy and his family stands behind their products. Vision issues and Parkinson disease forced me to give up rod building. Great product and...

I would be interested in purchasing one of those Carlisle breakdown oars if you were interested selling?

Last day of the season on the Yakima with my Grandson.

At 65 I'm to old to not be comfortable. Love the Lance and the Clackacraft. I have a 9ft pontoon for river trips with the Lance.

Looking forward to the pre funk at Iron Horse Brewery, raffles and meeting some old friends and making new ones.

The "Farmlands" has become very tenious with the water the lowest I have ever seen. The words of Clint Eastwood " A man has to know his limitations" comes into play.

No fish up river they have all migrated to the lower sections.....I promise

Cherry picked data choosen to support a preexisting adgenda. Study is not worth the paper is written on.

The Clack was starting to look shabby. So I hooked her up with the quad an pulled her into the drive way. Got out the buffer and some light cutting buffing compound and went to town. Finished her off with an application of CMX ceramic spray coating. Will be floating the Yak tomorrow.

Sold its twin to a guy in Spokane a few years back. Wife liked/felt more comfortable in a boat. Now own a 2019. 16ft Clackacrart. How is Col. Chuck doing?

I recognize that raft Jerry. That is one of two RMR rafts that I bent, welded up and powder coated the frames for. Great boat glad to see you are enjoying it.