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Try School House brewing in Winthrop. Cinnamon twist in Twisp.

In my opinion, cool enough is the key. It is pretty much a put and take Lake. Take your gear and make the decision when you get there. It will be after school starts. There are other lakes in the area, higher up, which may be cooler. My cut off fishing temp is 65 surface. Nice area, a lot of...

The most unusual bird I have had visit is a rose-breasted grosbeak. I have a picture! We have the black-headed show up every year from Central America. They were about a month late this year.

My Stellars jays look for me in my usual chair and wait for peanuts to be tossed. I went through 40 lbs. sounds flower seeds in a month. That doesn’t count suet cakes and regular seed I throw on the ground. Getting to be expensive. By comparison, hummers are so easy.

Man’s Search for Meaning, Victor E. Frankl.

Perfect! Glad they will be appreciated! And, I will enjoy the crab.

Off to a local Goodwill.

Nice bunch of questions. I will be interested in the responses. I am much closer than you in donations to good, local groups.

I have the following sitting in my basement that haven’t been used in years, some years and years. Penn Long Beach Penn Peer No. 209 Four Brothers Trade Mark - Sumco No. 2257 This one didn’t have a drag. It has leather thumb patch that you pushed against the spool to provide “drag”. Ocean...

Waxwings are such pretty birds!

Flickers are nice birds. A big share of their diet is ants. That’s why you often see them on sidewalks. Of course, they also love suet, as do many other birds.

They are real cool. If catch them in the open they coil up and look like a pile of poop....

Bald faced..

If they are bold faced hornets, spray it and don’t stop then run, quickly. Shut door and windows. Don’t ask me how I know this. Hit it early evening, night while they are in the hive. Have benedryl handy. Good luck.

Dave, good on you and thanks for sharing. I grew up fishing so many smaller creeks with my father. He is long gone but I still cherish the time spent with him on skinny water. Nothing better and you seem to have so many spots to yourself and the dippers.

They are ———-‘ holes.

Love it, Cabezon. I was there back in the old days. Steve Herman had a turkey vulture in his house and a loon in the bathtub. Loons are mean. He. also had Falcons that would hunt with his Brittany. The Nisqually Delta was a trip each weekend. What a special place. Oh, and we hunted a lot down...

Does that trail lead you to the clothing optional Luhr beach? Nice stuff, as usual, Cabezon. Always enjoy your educational descriptions and info.

It can also be noisy up the little Naches with all the off road activity. I would look for something along the Bumping.