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Bootfoot waders with really thick socks.

I had a series of containers: A bucket for the anchor line, anchor, and Scotty hardware, a bag (or two) for all the stuff I carried in the toon pouches and my lunch cooler. Keep everything there and you only have a few items to grab for fishing and are much less likely to forget something. The...

I had one, but it hurt my wrist so much I sold it. But then, I am old and arthritic. I did like it and they do work better from toons.

At 79, I would appreciate the trip reports.

Thanks Rex. Yes we can all lobby to replace the entire top management structure of WDFW.

Spey water.

If you live in Enumclaw there is not

The savings in the short term are pretty hefty. The difference in driving my F150 (19mpg) and my Tesla is an order of magnitude, 10 times as cheap. I go from 30 cents per mile to 2.6 cents. That flat adds up fast. I have the joy of passing gas stations offering gasoline at only $5.00 a...

RE: range. In the Tesla, I see a slight decrease in efficiency during the winter, perhaps 3-5%. The AC seems quite efficient, could be different in Phoenix. Never left me stranded. I do keep the battery in the 15% to 95% range, however. I just set the temp at 71 and leave it. If you do not...

Enumclaw girls, much more sophisticated.

Tesla Model 3 Charging Times Level 1 AC (120V outlet at home): 20-40 hours AC Level 2 (Third party chargers/Tesla chargers/Tesla home charger): 8-12 hours Level 3 DCFC (Tesla Supercharger): 15-25 minutes This is a full battery charge from a low point, probably 5 to 10 % left and up to 100%. I...

My Tesla model 3 has a 50 Kilowatt battery (my home uses about 15KW a day). It costs me about $15 per month to charge the car, I drive about 500 miles a month. My range is 180 to 200 miles without over charging or over depleting the battery. Tesla warrantees the battery for 100,000 miles. I...

I have a Tesla Model 3 and it is wonderful. I also have an older F150 for fishing. The combo is perfect. The PU costs me about $0.30 a mile, the Tesla costs $0.026 a mile, that's 2.6 cents. It's fast, comfy, maintenance free and the girls think it is cool.

A lot of years ago, I was a skiing instructor. There is nothing that teaches you as well as having to teach it.

To build on what Steve Vaughn above said, one needs to be REALLY, REALY leery and consider the sources of the information. This kind of stuff is quite subject to hype and biased reporting. I'm not saying this report is good or bad just cautioning the reader.

About the same, 41 days. Not bad for a 78 year old.

Humm, I did not consider the Atlantic Salmon die off.

It is really odd, there are no sources, like houses, around the lake. What is feeding the algae bloom? With Lone Lake, it is pretty apparent...

Good bootfoot waders, ones with the thick insulated boots. Even then the cold soaks through.

Emersome very nice fish!