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The returning ball park osprey are moving to a different light pole. and the Parks Dept. employees have gotta love it 🤪

Dungeness river just above the forks campground. I was sooooo hoping to see a fishy working it’s way up….or holding in one of the pools😎

That’s what I tell my wife👆…that fishing can be tough…that it’s like going to work. She never believes me 😏

So true for me….thanks for sharing 👍

Although I was smitten with fly fishing before reading the book, it had a huge influence on me…and I suppose it still does. A little side story here…back in the day, one of Maclean’s fishing buddies ( i believe it was George C.) lived next to the college friend who got me into fly fishing...

@Brian Miller Justso'syaknow, I checked today and the seat was gone.

Got my waders back this morning and I believe they were fair with me. (y) If anyone else is considering having theirs refurbished, here are the details. 5+ year old G3's. Heavily used with lots of self repaired pin holes and 2 or 3 tears. I sent them in because the booty heels and welded...

It is comfy (y) I got it a couple years ago when I had some lower back problems. https://www.amazon.com/Lifted-Lumbar-Doctor-Developed-Adjustable-Ergonomic/dp/B0C1TT3W6Y?ref_=ast_sto_dp as you'll see on the link, it has straps that snap to the bottom....so it's like a stadium seat. I just...

I know that pain 😁

Brian, I will remain a novice when it comes to moving water. I’ve done a handful of floats and none have been technical…. cuz I’m a big chicken. That said, I’ve quickly found myself in shitty, short lived situations on my home (Class 1??) river the Nooksack. My Safety Sam side wouldn’t...

Here’s a couple pix I took today and since the Kodiak tubes are slightly larger in diameter than the Grizzly, the rod tube doesn’t interfere with oar movement much at all

As I once read in the Wind in the Willows.... This year I decided to do a couple things… first, I put in a better floor at the bow so I could maybe take my aging dog along sometime. Prolly have to do a couple runs on some local still water first to figure out a Dog Over Board drill cuz...

worked fine for me this morning…thank you

Just measured it.. 59” overall and the opening is about 31” inches ….going from about 3-34” regarding the opening/tray section, I actually remember having to make several cuts, increasing the opening length, so the rod would easily slide in. If I make another one, I’d make it long enough...

Sheese...maybe that's where I got the idea....from a posting on the old site. Heck .....maybe I did the original posting back in the day :unsure: Who knows anymore the way my mind works........or doesn't :rolleyes::ROFLMAO:

Here’s a DIY I’ve used in the past with my Grizzly when on moving water. It’s a piece of 1 7/8” PVC I picked up at our local ReStore. It was initially made for my 9’ 5 & 6 wt rods and will fully protect them when broken in half. As you can see, it’ll hold my 6 wt switch but would need...

Very cool so far…played around with the river app for a bit. thank you 👍

Ya mean for a bruiser like this??

What about having a peep hole installed at a height that works for you?