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The columbia river endorsement is only needed if you're fishing for salmon or steelhead its literally in the name: https://wdfw.wa.gov/licenses/fishing/crss-endorsement

One of my dogs is allergic to grain or at least thats the conclusion we came to years ago after trying process of elimination on all sorts of random things and spending tons of money testing him, we've been feeding him Farmina N&D grain free which is around $120 for a 30ish pound bag, it looks...

I send a DM with some info I have but also a great place to dig for north sound info is from Scott and Brandon at Confluence in Bellingham.

Yeah thats my take from reading it as well. You as a person buy the permit, for yourself, not for each boat.

Interested in this topic as well, its a good location for me inbetweenish the north sound and Portland without being the Cowlitz. I looked and most of the guides seemed to be focused on gear.

https://oregon.public.law/rules/oar_250-010-0760: Of course they never actually define boat or specify the definition that i see so I'm sure theres some edge case out there.

All of those bran All of those brands are fine. I prefer a 6wt for the beach out here, but a 5wt works fine for SRC. The Echo Boot Blue is a fine rod, throws an OBS great. I second what others have said about the 2 handed rods for beach fishing. I have a Boost Beach, I like it a lot, but...

Wouldn't have minded the River Salts in addition to my foot tractors but I'll just use the foot tractors and call it leg day. Even if Patagonia decided to stop reconditioning the older Danner boots the soles are still stitched (and nailed?) on so a cobbler should be able to resole them.

Picked up a second pair of foot tractors so I can have one with cleats and one with rubber soles for using in boats.

From an observer who hasn't boated there, just fished the beaches: The water is moving once you get to Hoypus point and beyond, but I've seen smaller boats moving around getting crab pots there. At Ala the water is moving on big tide changes but again I've seen smaller boats moving through there.

I wanted to go out today but after fishing a couple of days out in Forks and going through the 'fun' of having to drive the long way back and forgetting my backpack at the lodge meant I just didn't have it in me. Time to spend some weekends getting house projects done and maybe sneak back to the...

1 AN ACT Relating to enhancing steelhead populations with wild 2 broodstock conservation programs; adding a new section to chapter77.105 RCW; and creating a new section. 3 4 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON: 5 NEW SECTION. Sec. 1. The legislature finds that steelhead...

The only gun I ever regret selling is my 6" S&W 686+

So to start: Gun people can be very opinionated. I certainly have a couple opinions. But the most important thing is that you do whatever feels the best for you, and that if you want to use it in a self defense scenario you train to use that gun. If you want to use a gun with a safety, then go...

Picked this up last night. Definitely get whats on the tin, casting and chilling. Kept me occupied for a while, managed to tie a fly while playing and letting it idle. I really want to play that but I've never seen it below $60 which my brain rebels at for some reason.

I'd be tentatively interested.

There were a good number of folks on the 530 bridge by Howard Miller with binoculars on Saturday so I assume they were staring at something. Saw a few flying around on the sauk as well.

WDFW didn't cut the program. The State cut the program and tons of other programs. Whining about WDFW probably feels good, but it doesn't get anything done. Write your state reps and tell them that you think its important it gets funded as a permanent part of the WDFW budget.

I'd do it because I could say "I fished with this reel I made and caught a fish" Its one of the reasons I enjoy tying my flies and why I'd consider building a rod. Beyond that with 3d printing specifically you can do a lot of shapes that can't be done with casting or CNC machining. I can't think...

Yeah, they sold hay from those fields until last year ( I think this is what the manager said ), they had to stop because the non-grass plants in the field became too prevalent and so they couldn't hay it anymore.