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Very cool Dave

I currently have this style. An older Simms lightweight. Have the stud kit installed

I've been in your boots. Gave up on the late summer freshwater trickles and went offshore for salmon. Lapush usually, but have done a few charters out of Neah. Even rented a boat out of Sekio once during a pink year That or fish the tide changes on the lower Quilliute you can use the Dicky...

My daughters family was on a level 2 evacuate notice yesterday with the Cougar fire by Newnan lake. Thankfully they threw resources at it & stopped it at 3 acres

I must be well in touch with my feminine side, when l look at the wall rack of Smartwool socks I'll usually color/pattern gravitate to the women's socks .... That being said I'd def pass on those old school purple boots

Stoney is this old news? Looks a bit more jiggy than the box you tied up for me years ago. Just popped up on my Google feed. Article for those interested Clouser Deep Minnow - Adirondack Explorer https://share.google/C06urMZ7pXuhsxKhB

LCI, I remember them fondly. When I picked up that little 1 pc, l went big as well, purchased a 9' chinook tide water bobber rod. It was a massive powerhouse of a stick that I never fully utilized. Wound up selling it to a guy who haunted Tillamook bay, they had become legendary down there so I...

The LCI 5' ultralight spinning rod is a highly regarded vintage graphite fishing blank manufactured by Loomis Composites Industries (LCI) during the 1980s and early 1990s. Before Gary Loomis founded G. Loomis, his early composite design work laid the foundation for these classic LCI blanks...

I'll be along for the ride

Sam, you going to attempt to smoke some of your? I'm always up for snacks in the DB

Those old ads are cool. All that predates any Sage I've fished but really nicely laid out artwork

How many pounds do you get off the average albacore? And is there any chance of catching a blue fin? I've heard that they run underneath the schools of albacore

I always wanted to catch a Grayling in my WA hiking days. But the one Alpine lake I knew had them was a bit of a sketchy hike and I never wound up going. Found a lake with a self sustaining population about 70 miles from home & gave it a go. Was able to land two in the 16-17" range & 1 dink...

Had a childhood buddy who grew up down by Pipe Lake he had all kinds of stories about gigging bullfrogs out of a canoe.. Tastes like chicken, 😕🤕

I'm all weight forward except possibly on my tiny 2 weight that one might be a double taper

Had a wrist rocket & a pocket full of 44 caliber round lead balls. Got a big bulldog right between the eyes once. Satisfying SMACK and he went over, remember his legs coming up before he sank into the murk. only took me about 20 shots before I got a hit, had plenty of targets. We figured out...

Wasn't an old school RPL 5 or 6 weight in your lineup?

Well skookum culture just needs a re-boot

I'd be interested if it's in wide usage as well. Always thought it was a NW colloquialism

Do you use this word as a descriptor? I like to throw it out on occasion over here in NW Montana I usually just get a blank look. I remember years ago chatting with a local ex CG helo driver, he was describing flying the MH-65 Dolphin. He said that thing is built skookum. I liked that...