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What in the world is going on here?

Damn, never seen a 300 drop in for a pick before

Damn that picture

Ouch

Yeah baby K9!

I'd say it depends on where the hook finds purchase in the mouth. I've seen big and I mean BIG kings go completely berserk airborne in salt and in freshwater as well

Your right, the Hawks win margin probably will be bigger

Hawks 23 Rams 20

That's a good description. I remember one day fishing hatchery steel at Cooks Creek or up on the Salmon & this one guy was consistently high sticking his fish. I moved away from him as I was sure he was gonna blow that rod up. Sure enough it went and he turns to his buddy and mutters piece of...

Was remembering a conversation with a fishing buddy, his Dad was at Sekiu in the early 80's catching coho, when pulling them out to clean them, he noticed one wasn't the same. It was a 10 lb mint steelhead that ate a cut plug herring. He only noticed it because he fished for them in the Cedar...

I've caught brite OP upriver Sockeyes on sand shrimp under a float, drifting eggs & twitching a shrimp tail on a 1/8th oz jig. Come to think of it over the years I've caught more bluebacks than harvest trout 🤣

I'm still considering the Approach 100, but the open floor on the WM and ability to wade/fish a section with the boat around you is appealing to a guy with less than 20something balance. Might have fish them both! Then see what I like on each watershed.

I like that description, when it's early Fall and getting time to harvest the crops, here come those really nice trout up the river. The book reference I started this thread with definitely talks about catching saltwater harvest trout on a fly rod, but the locals (in the book) could have...

I've heard that blueback reference but it was about a salty sockeye or one fresh into a river still mint brite

Was re-reading Snow Falling on Cedars and there was a passage about 2 of the characters talking about fishing for harvest trout in the saltwater with a bamboo fly rod. Thought it was interesting that the local author put that conversation in, kind of an old school reference. Think the book was...

Sounds like a jolly good time to jump on a jet to some warm & dry

I hear you on the WM maneuverability issues, I live on a fairly calm tailwater trout fishery so not too many worries on my home Kootenai. Remember one poster here who on occasion flys out & fishes the Dean in the WM said one of his team got on a bad line and dumped his boat in a sketchy spot...

NRS Approach 100 FishiRaft Package - Closeout https://share.google/OrnKvsUZ5BG4cz9Ym This with the rowers seat & anchor system added on looks like a safe ride for a bigger guy. I'm 6' & 220

For a bigger guy river fishing solo which platform would you choose? c/22

Very cool you got some flat water to fish @ Strobel. Any pictures to go with your excellent write up?