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Dolly for inflatables: http://pnwflyfishing.com/forum/index.php?threads/dolly-for-inflatables.3134/

For sale is a dolly for small inflatables, i.e. pontoons, rafts, float tubes, etc. This was originally set up for use with the Outcast Stealth Pro frameless pontoon. Free to a good home.

In our household, we've started throwing the thumbs-down to these drivers. Sort of like a good 6wt, thumbs are versatile instruments.

@dep, @mcswny This line has been sold. FYI: the sink rate is about as advertised, but only after the line has been used a handful of times. It's been discussed elsewhere on the forum, but these lines must have some kind of coating or maybe just need a bit of wear before they really sink at the...

Gently used SA Titan Full Intermediate 6wt, asking $50.

Hey Jeff, I think we may have ran into each other on the beach last weekend. Welcome to the new forum.

I've enjoyed using the Brodin 'Yellowstone float tube' model. It's got just a bit of extra handle, but not too much.

Wilson 156 Geno 222

The point is definitely worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood - quite a bit of visible feeding activity and nice current, even in a moderate tidal exchange.

I spent a few days last week housesitting for friends on a central Puget Sound island and had the opportunity to fish several mornings at nearby beaches. Friday and Saturday I fished for salmon at the lighthouse on the east side of the island. There were lots of smaller resident coho around and...

I'm planning to come out for the morning. If anybody from the beach line thread is interested, I will have a few of my 6wt lines with me and would be happy to do some test casting/side-by-side comparisons.

One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey by Sam Keith I don't often read for leisure and have a hard time getting into any fiction. This book is based on the journal of a man who spent a year building and living in a cabin in the Alaskan wilderness - kept my attention on vacation.

For scale, that is about 320,000 pairs of G3 stocking foot waders. Edit: In comparison, that's about 215,000 G4s if you prefer the front zipper.

Visited a couple of new-to-us MA 9 beaches this morning with @JLT. Found one smaller coho but no keepers. We did watch one particular angler landing fish after fish whom, after seeing the reports here, I suspect may have been @jasmillo.

Regarding glass vs plastic, I think the difference has a lot to do with fit and quality of the nose pads. With poorly fitting pads, glass will get uncomfortable in a hurry. Plastic is light enough that the fit and pressure distribution hardly matters. +1 for Costa Sunrise Silver Mirror

#36 "Hook sets are free"

I have been happy with an inexpensive pair of neoprene dive booties from Amazon. They were about $50 at the time and come with a zipper on the side for easy in/out. Edit: The ones I've got are Neo-Sport branded and come in large sizes, if that is a concern.

Not the top water action I was hoping for, but this pumpkinseed sure liked the miyawaki popper this morning.

Any chance the seat comes with a doctor's note?

Went fishing last week in Northern Ontario with several family members at a chain of lakes mostly known for Walleye and Northern Pike. We caught a good number of fish over the course of the week both on the fly and with gear, i.e. lindy rigs, jigging, and suspended baits. Walleye fishing...