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This was a good overview on whats going on with Quicksilver and steelhead on the North Sound rivers. Sounds like the January-March 2026 season would take an act of god to make happen, and theres not a ton of hope for the January - March 2027 season either. There have been positive responses from...

There is another one of these tonight at Farmstrong in Mt. Vernon: https://us17.campaign-archive.com/?u=24abc5fc5d5d8831c58523e9c&id=44ef5f12c2 My wife told me I should go, probably just a sneaky excuse to get rid of me for a few hours but I'll take the excuse to grab a beer.

Representations of "AI" in media are older than anyone here: I've been around what we are now calling AI for a while, tangentially people I knew were doing stuff with early NL stuff in the early 2000s when I was in undergrad at Georgia Tech. As I've worked in tech fields over the past couple...

With the skagit closed I decided to take turkey day to check out the nook since I've never fished it and I figured the lack of access would be less of an issue on the holiday. Saw a coho rolling but none to hand. Did make contact with a good amount of chum swinging a fly, and by the middle of...

I haven't driven off the island since sunday. I asked my wife for a report and she said she didn't think the barrels were there but she wasn't actually paying attention. So no real news. I might make a trip one way or the other tomorrow to get a look.

Hareline has a basic starter kit with and without tools. I got the one without tools when I was starting and found it helpful. Comes with a book with some common patterns that all use different techniques and all the materials you need for them. I found that an easy way to start, the problem...

Basically went through this a couple years ago, although there are no kids in our house. Wife wanted to leave Portland because she was tired of living in the city. She wanted more winter and neither one of us wanted to move to the east. Also needed to be closer to her family in Vancouver. I...

The impenetrable wall of barrels remains.

Now Oregon just needs to build its own FishOregon app and I won't need to get the stupid PDF I can never find anything in.

Still had barrels across the boat ramp when I drove past an hour or so ago.

Does the handle section just plug into the 4th section? Thats pretty nifty. Also now I wonder: is the handle the 1st section or is the rod tip the 1st section?

Your pass lake report for today.

I've been looking around the internets for a ~12' 5wt 5pc trout spey for my alaska trip next summer. PM sent

I'll keep an eye out. Earlier this week it was still deep green with some neon green streak accents that really pulled it all together

So change of plans, still going to the Kenai for a few days, but now in late august and we're doing 3 days stay at a lodge on lake clark with a couple days fly in fishing,

Seeing as their contact info is for a street in "City of Syracuse, Wisconsin" and there is no Syracuse Wisconsin, I'd say its pretty safe that its a scam.

The main exposure source of lead is the lead styphnate used in the centerfire primer*, which is one of the several reasons for the insane ventilation required at indoor ranges, which is why they're so cold. *Obviously not true if you're being shot . . .then it would be the bullet.

This is one of the (many) reasons I avoid indoor ranges, and would frankly never go to an indoor range that allowed rifles. Its also why you should be publicly shamed for putting a muzzle brake on things like AR-15s in 5.56 if all you're doing is sitting on a bench and plinking, all you're doing...

They also have the Sonic Spey and switch on sale, which other places haven't discounted yet. $700 for the 7136-6 is a deal.