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Fishing? Unless we get enough rains to open the rivers next week, our plans our cancelled. Would have taken the ferry, I hate traffic.

Never knew about them. Looked them up. Now I want to try. I have never had issues with push on connectors using plastic piping, never knew they made them for copper.

Brad. I may have some for you. I’ll reach out to you privately.

Chunky

Me wants too…. But, I already have a truck and really don’t have room for two.

I dont think people think, and some feel entitled. I tend to think you just have to roll with it whether right or wrong. You can’t control other people but you can control your own reaction. That being said I can get quite irritated with people screwing up my fishing hole especially when I am...

Depending how the boat will be used by the future owner will depend if it needs to be registered. See exemptions https://dol.wa.gov/vehicles-and-boats/boats/register-boat

Might make a good bass boat on a small lake. For 29 bucks what’d ya got to lose.

Now you can row a coffin.

Those are some beefy rainbows. Tight lines👍

I've got GoreTex. I've got wool. I've got rain boots and warm waders. However,... mentally, I'm not ready for the rain and cold.

I've bought damsel fly dry and they always sunk. I'm tied foam body with a the stiff braid tail, and have had great success with it. Years ago, that was the afternoon go to fly at Chopaka. My Dad, his buddy Gary, and I would get awfully giddy watching those trout smash those flies. Those...

Never,…;)

I think the 101 bridge the only one over the Hoh. I have been up and down that river a lot and I can't think of any other bridge. If it's closed there is only one way to get to the other side, and that's around the big loop. We are out there end of October for salmon. I hope it's open then.

This could put a damper on things for the next month or so,… 101 Over Hoh

Man. that 70-200 mm 2.8 lens is one I wanted for a long time. I settled for the 70-200 f4 it was lighter and I was using on my digital SLR so I could compensate with a higher ISO setting. I am just starting my journey down the Nikon Z lens road.

I've used scissors. But I also am a electronic tech so I have 1/2 dozen side cutters laying around. The micro ones work great.

just erased my post, think I found the answer to my question on what the units of measurement are. I don’t know how accurate my search was but it said that 1V/cm will stun fish. I guess that’s is the voltage that could be measured between two points a centimeter wide. They apparently use 1000...

That’s probably what they did.