Should be no surprise at a golf course as they have ponds (water traps) osprey are pretty adaptable. They hunt in the saltwater shallows by my house. Had one with a fish today. Interesting that they orient the fish head first when they fly to reduce drag.
Aah,tyee’s. My grandfather was born in Steilacom and used to fish tyee’s in the Tacoma Narrows. They used window sash weights (I know, what are sash weights) to get the bait/lures down to the fish.
A great fish from the past.
Nothing that I would want to use at all. I have an outcast, extreme - no longer made, a walker bay and sadden zonker. The last thing I need is more shit to store.
IMO - that would be a book i wouldn’t like published. There are certain places that can’t handle the pressure that naming them would cause. I would prefer word of mouth with trusted friends.
Plus, all you have to do is explore.
I have lakes that I have been to that won’t be named.
It used to simple when it was Sage. Took a broken tip section in. She came out, “sprinkled fairy dust” on it. New tip, no charge, and even offered me a tour. Very nice setting.
Still fish that Sage all the time.
I don’t anchor in deep water. Managing the rope is not a problem. Off to my right side in my Outcast. Pull it up, put it off to the side, let go when you need to drop it....
You guys are good. Wish I did half as much.
I spend a lot of time working in the yard. A half acre lot with some of the biggest cedars in Normandy Park. A bi-weekly trip to the yard waste dump. Followed up with a pint at Elliot Bay - then back to the yard.
Trips to our local beach and walks in...
So, we had a coyote pup on the front porch - caught on camera. Another day, an adult through the yard. Then one running across a main road another day. There has been scat in the yard and in the past, cat parts... Part of living close to a 39 acre preserve.
My cat has probably seen way too...