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That's not a cutt Brian. 😁

Should get a few nights in the slammer just for trashing such a nice boat! 😁 Seriously though, glad the dummy is ok and really glad he didn't hurt or kill someone else.

Yes! thank you. I'll add a decent return of native spring-run summer steelhead to my list. Specifically, for the Washougal.

Billy doing Billy stuff! Nice work man. That boat...is that a bowfishing setup? There's casting platforms and then there's whatever the hell that is. 😁

Definitely some whining and I've never been a fan of private ranchers grazing for cheap on federal and/or state lands. That's a whole other issue. And ungulate management is a whole deal too. However, their point about the WDFW not managing is completely valid. As anglers, we have the same...

Since we shifted from Oregon to Washington on this thread... The Teanaway is a new pack as the old pack was gone after the last lone wolf (WA106M) left the area and was actually seen south of I-90 back in 2023. Surveys in 2024 found a new pack in Teanaway and Naneum. Now that there are 2...

Man, 73 is too young. I know way too many that have died from strokes. He will be missed. This is a great local write up about Skip's work and life. It was for his 65th birthday. https://www.camaspostrecord.com/news/2018/mar/29/a-colorful-life-2/

I'll keep mine fish related and give a few in hopes at least one of them comes true- 1- Enough fish for a C&R season on the Skykomish. There's nothing quite like swinging (and catching) for big fresh winter runs in late April while wearing waders and a t-shirt. With the sweet smell of cottonwood...

Well, still no carp to the net for me in 2026. The good news is I did some exploring today and found a place I'll probably re-visit. Also a place I probably won't. I ended up 0-2 today. One of those was probably foul hooked. Water visibility was not great. So if I found a carp tailing I couldn't...

Yep. Nice ultralight setup. They actually fight pretty well sometimes. And they are actually a native species. Yes,...they are salmon and trout eaters, but so are smallies and largies and perch and bears and otters and bald USA eagles.... you get the idea. 😁

Ok, you're leading the best by-catches...by a lot, so far this year. 😁 🤘

My name is... Forrest, Forrest Gump. June 6, 1944 😁

They'll definitely make the clickers sing! Nice work!

It works! I'm on Chrome my phone. I had to click Edit and then saw the MyVise icon. Nice work!

So sick. Nice work Evan!

Yeah, Skykomish link has data now. Thanks Curt!

Thanks Curt, Brian and SeaRunner. I wonder if this is an issue just for today or all the time-

Hi Curt, Is that hatchery escapement or wild escapement/snorkel/redd survey? I know where to find the hatchery numbers, but any links you have to the wild/native fish would be appreciated. Thanks, Stacy

I know the young man that was doing the surveys and science on the Nooksack. And probably helping on the Skagit and Stilly. In fact, probably the one that would recommend if we have a season or not. He is a very intelligent scientist/biologist and a local Washington kid that fishes and hunts...

I have pondered that. Not sure how enjoyable the casting would be. 😁