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Looks like a terrific trip! Beautiful pictures and big fish. So good!

Our neighbor just planted a row of them across the alley from us. 😫 I guess if you don’t know, you don’t know. I am already cursing the dang things

Himalayan blackberries, Scotch broom, Laurels & Bamboo! 😫

Great photos, nice fly and really happy you got that rod onto the river Stacy!

Raymond, WA Big casting deck and Dierks bow anchor fairlead

When the fly clubs netted the lake, attempting to remove carp, we found some pretty big bass. We didn’t work the shoreline Lou mention, but down around the Lilly pads and the SW bay both held bass. Before the lake was treated for weeds it held some big fish. In March one year I landed a fish...

Yea, I’m looking forward to a day on the lake, and rain/wind oxygenating the water & clearing the air. I’m not retired, so just trying to fit it all in 😂

I’ve never seen a Super Fisherman! 12’ V hull, made in Coleville, EZ Loader trailer. FB Marketplace Not mine, but always interested in locally-made boats.

aluminum primary cutting wheel, brown bar and rake. New and unused Snohomish or south Everett pick up.

It’s on then! Thanks for the notice Matt 😆

Mike I may have an Allen you can have. Let me take a look deep in the garage this week. See if you’re interested in what I have, if I still have it!

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/491375599301715/ Here is an Olympic, in Port Angeles. Watch out for rot and of course, old outboards

This is a SeaLaker, built in Sumner. A 1992. I’m told it was the last boat built by the company. Olympic and GlasPly also made seaworthy 15’ boats that might work for your garage. Sometime the length is a measurement of the gunnel so the centerline length of the boat is actually shorter.