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I also love a little bit of wind. A buddy of mine who fishes lakes in Oregon that hold some very large fish calls a slight breeze, enough to put a light chop on a water the 10 pound chop. But he can tell you if the chop is too big or too little. The 10 pound chop has to be just perfect.

I was fishing a local Eastern Washington Lake one time in March with very limited success. I was in a pontoon boat, and it started hailing so hard that I just quit fishing, pulled my hood up, put my hands in my pockets and just sat there hoping to ride it out. Just a few minutes into the hail...

I love black coffee, or Americano. But I am not sure I have ever had a fresh cup. I do use a Keurig everyday, or just grab something at the coffee shop. But this also reminds me of the first time I had Sockeye in AK, cooked about 20 minutes after it was caught. There is no comparison in...

The guys at White’s Boots were great and supportive as well.I’ve always been disappointed they closed their shop. But I just named two shops that have been closed for more than a decade, so clearly I’m not very helpful.

The Blue Dun in Spokane was my favorite, but mostly because when I found it I was brand new and they welcomed me with open arms. I fished with a couple of the guys who worked there randomly when I met them on the river and they said let’s go fish. One time I came in when I was first starting to...

I don't love long distance travel. I have never cared about going somewhere tropical and swinging a 9-10 wt all day hoping for 1 or 2 fish. Sure I would love to go after big bows in AK or fish some of the meadow streams that I see @swimmy and others from MT post reports and pictures, or...

Well I liked both of your posts, just in case that helps you out.

Well I have a couple 9’ 4wts that I will be placing in the classified section at some point in the future. If you have any questions regarding the asking price or condition of these these fine fishing tools that I might be posting in the classified section at some point in the future, please...