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Depends on where you're fishing Gene :) Ya, four is a good number, with four rods you can get a good scent trail going, catch your limits and move on to torment other species

sounds like you have the makings of a boat store.

I spend my summers on Cichagof island which has the highest population of brown bears per square mile than any place on earth....there may be a higher density on some other planet though. I find that my odds of being attacked by a bear are extremely minimal if just follow one simple...

here is a video that has some good pointers for dealing with bears https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaRRMbPwdwc

sorry Mike, I was unable to make a clean break from my capturers and didn't make it to the show, gonna try today, I know I can make it over the fence but they had the damn dogs out yesterday, I'm going to bring some meat to throw at them today

I'm going to go take in the aluminum bloom later in the day, probably about 3-4. If you stop by that fishing outfit's booth tell them I need a big raise :)

Damn this thread went to crap. If I read the article right, the problem is habitat and the cure is using actual science instead of politics to manage the fishery. I would like to suggest that folks that turned this in to a political pissing match go stand in the corner for 10 minutes....we get...

let me correct your digression, everybody should be allowed to parent, the license should be required to spawn :) WA rolled out a similiar requirement a few years back...a simple online quiz and $10 and you're good for life. It's kind of a joke and from what I see on the water, didn't reduce...

hey there, Steve summed it up pretty good, Merwin is a good place to wet a prop and catch a fish but a bit small for cruising. Campers Hideaway is an owners RV campground that always has some interesting units for sale. I always thought it would be neat to have place there to use as a permanent...

so often we look past the proven historical techniques and technology. :) https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/por ... ai-tunnels

something you might check out- a mile or two up the John Day river there used to be, & may still be, a very nice boat in campground called Philippi park that has nice docks. It may be a nice quite place to tie up. We used to camp her now and again & really enjoyed it. LePage park is right next...

that appears to be a bit bigger than your old boat. nice ride

about 180#

caught a blue shark & gently let him go

at low tide we have to find other places to tie up

when it's foggy in town we have to go meet the planes. It's always exciting dock on a multi-million dollar moving dock

a few of the 986 pieces of silver that were brought aboard

my summer office, 34' baja cruiser with twin 400hp yanmar diesels

sometimes they break and have to go on the grid. drive on at high tide, fix it at low tide