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Assuming that you are asking about a Puget Sound/Coastal river, it seems to me that the two most relevant sections of the regs in this situation are: and The "specific area" of the river you are asking about is not listed in the special rules. Therefore, it falls under statewide rules.

As we all know, PNW rivers below barriers to fish passage typically have special rules because of ESA listed sea-run fish. Above the barrier, that won't be an issue for most rivers, so may not require any special rules. In my understanding, if a river is listed in special rules and sections of...

Head/eye/face shapes are so different, I'm more than a little surprised that any of us can ever agree on what a "good" pair of sunglasses is. In all honesty, I don't think these Sentry glasses are particularly good looking. But they are extremely comfortable for my head/face, don't interfere...

In that they are both from the same parent company and have similar VLT numbers. Obviously they aren't actually chromapop lenses. But finding decent polarized sunglasses with low-light VLT numbers isn't common. If folks have money for Smith, they should absolutely pay for Smith. They make great...

Same. Much easier to do outside in my book.

I have never understood why Noco doesn't make an Anderson connector adapter for their chargers. They have SAE adapters and others, but no Anderson.

I guess I'm just not at all confident that those "once in a while" people haven't existed for generations. An uncle who was out on opening day and maybe labor day camping, but nothing more. The guy down the block who bought all the gear, but never seemed to actually fish much. And so on. Unless...

While the kids in your lives might not be fishing focused (lord knows my kids aren't), I also know a PILE of kids who are nuts for fishing. My 16 year old nephew is as gonzo for fishing as anyone I know and has a group of friends who are the same. Also, that 10% number appears to be wrong...

And on that note, here’s a dirtbag pond bluegill from today on a triangle bug popper.

I thought it'd be neat to start a thread for photos of any first-cast fish we catch. No matter how long I toss bugs around, or how easy the fishing is at any spot, I'm still secretly delighted to get one on the first cast. I don't expect that this thread will be filled with lunkers and "fish of...

Wonder if we'll see any videos of talks/sessions posted up anywhere?

Sort of a DIY version of the Wilderness Systems iATAK: https://wildernesssystems.confluenceoutdoor.com/en-us/iatak-110/

Three. One in a van door, one in a tailgate, one foul hooking a chum.

Always love your reports from this river. Someday I will go there... someday.

Now you just need a BOAT.

https://fishfindermounts.com/ The do indeed make cool stuff, not sure if they have anything scotty compatible though.

Hmmm.... Scotty has a great all-in-one arm/platform combo that does exactly what you want..... if you are mounting to a t-track. I've used successfully it on a kayak before. I suppose you could look into getting this scotty triple holder mount and then adding the regular mount transducer arm...

Pretty clean looking tho...

Are you trying to mount it in an existing scotty mount? Or adding a scotty mount and then using that for the arm/finder?

Talk to me about anchor setups for a lake boat. Boat is 16.5ft and well under 2500lbs with passengers. Anchor would be for stopping and hanging out somewhere for lunch or a swim. But also as an emergency device in case I have engine troubles and I don't want to run down the trolling motor...