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RIP. Sad news. Had I known that he lived in the Camas/Washougal area, I would've attempted to drag him out for a beer and a music chat.

This one goes out to Skip. This thread will never be the same. RIP.

This is the way.

I prefer to throw dries or slow troll sinking lines.

Just don't kick it.

My brother-in-law’s dad passed away a few years ago. The family honored his wishes by scattering his ashes over Flathead Lake. My friend graciously offered to play the pipes during the ceremony. I caught this pic of him tuning up. There wasn’t a dry eye in the house.

Swiftcurrent Lake. Many Glacier, East Glacier National Park.

I've fished it few times in my buddy's boat. He knows the ins and outs and how to navigate the nonsense.

Drano Lake?

Sunrise over the Columbia near the mouth of the Klickitat.

Brodgar Ring standing stones circle. Orkney, Scotland. Pre-dates Stonehenge by over 2,000 years.

I've got a good buddy that used to run a non-profit organization in which he would take active duty and veteran military folks out on free guided fishing trips. He was telling me about a trip he did for a grumpy old Vietnam vet. I guess the bite was non-existant that day depite him working his...

Challenge accepted.

You're welcome on my boat anytime. And after the Swap & Shop, we won't be "strangers".

I rowed for a couple of years for the annual PHW "Two-Fly" event on the Yakima. Both years, I was paired with the same veteran/sponser team. The sponser was great. The vet was an absolute boner. He was in the seat behind me and kept wrapping his fly line/leader around my neck and face. After...

Ahhh yes. the dreaded spousal offer. "I'm sure Breck would love to take you with him and teach you how to fish." Ugh.

I do have to say that while the exception to the norm, I have made some lifelong friends as a result of going fishing with strangers. Not enough to ever make me do it again though.