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It was fun, I should be able to make it since it's just up the road now.

YouTube is a bunch of weenies.

Chaos the pit is getting up there and isn't so active and Kavik the Sheppherd is weird and super intense but they get along well.

I needed to post this.... like 5 days ago but I didn't. I really enjoyed seeing everyone last Saturday. @Evan B even though it may not have been quite what you imagined it was still a great event.

Going to some homework and then head up for a couple of hours

I am probably going to bring my TCX 7126 to see if there is anything I can swing a trade for... who knows there's always a chance.

The funny thing is pizza places charge extra for "Keto" pizza, which is tomato sauce + cheese soup

I wish I could but bread = poison for me :(

I was planning on heading up Saturday but with Melissa finishing her degree and me in school unfortunately time is a premium... so an afternoon\evening was a stretch. I am still planning on going up if there is anything going on.

Stripping flies like these from a boat with either a type 3 or an intermediate sinking line with a leader that's longer than you think it needs to be, like 6' to 8' feet will work just fine. Remember to vary the strip because that changes from school to school or at least that's what I did in...

Packing all weekend, going to move to my 5-acre fiefdom in Kelso at the end of the month.

It's been a long time since I have posted but I am doing a death doom project with a couple of friends, most of you probably won't like this but maybe a couple of you will

My sentiments as well and paying to fish the Clackamas is kind of like paying to fish the Skykomish or Snoqualmie.

Using a center pin for chums adds another dimension to Mr. Toads wild ride.

I used to fish under that bridge when I was a kid, Stocker owned the field and it was private property. If you paid him $5 he would give you a card that said you paid for access to his property and when he would send his kids down to kick everyone out I would end up with the spot all to myself...

I went last year and enjoyed it, barring weird tragedy I'll be there again.

I did, it was a fairly quiet affair with tiers, casting classes, casting instruction, and rods to demo. I was there for three hours or so and earned a "bronze level" casting certificate on the challenge course. Overall I had a good time and it was worth it to attend.

I got to finally try out my new Okuma Guide Select Pro 9'9" 15 - 30, I believe that's the designation, weekend before last and it's wonderful for swinging spoons. You can get a nice easy high stick with 0 effort which saves your shoulder over the long haul.

Pinks are fun, I enjoy the heck out of catching them, although I have cut my hair not to long ago.

I listen to just about anything and if you can put a good twist on a genre all the better