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Pat, Some of us need a sandwich at lunch before we start working on our daydreaming.

Dusty, You didn't miss the fishing crew as much as we missed getting any fish or sharing a tail with the our old salt Dusty. We did at least get that quick pass in the bay for a wave and howdy but alas, no fish for the dinner from us. Our closest thing to catching a fish was watching a big skate...

The Lynn Marie and Me made it home safe and sound after another great C-Brat gettogether. Thanks to everyone involved, especially Jon & Cynthia for all the logistics. That is all except the directions to the Oak Table. If I missed you at the docks to say good bye then I'm saying it now and look...

I think I'll skip the crossing and be heading down the line to Dungeness Spit for a try at the small silver fishery or maybe through a bit of gear at the trout in Sequim Bay if Jon will point out the right spot. Tim

I've been going around and around too but it's not if I'll go by water or land. For me it's land. I have thought about the launch at the park verses the marina and I think the park will win out since so many others will be water bond leaving lots of trailer space. Besides we may need an extra...

Jon, I seem to recall a post with no crabbing but some fishing. What are we talking about in the way of fishing? Is the silver run still going into the Dungeness River or is it maybe a tad bit late like ours was? Some of us fish types need to know so we gear up our boats accordingly. Tim

I'm an insider too. My trick since getting old and forgetful is to hang my handle type plug from a snap ring which I leave clipped on the tightening portion of my stern strap. When I launch the boat and take off the strap I see and install the transom plug when I loosen the strap. The reverse...

Cool cats!

Had to work up in Seaside this morning and got back to Cannon Beach shortly before noon. Just before getting off the highway I passed a green 22" cruiser with big motor and kicker being towed by a mid sized SUV of the Toyota or Nissan type. No name on the boat. That makes an awful lot of green...

OK you all, The post above this one above by Mr. Fisherman is from El & Bill on our computer so it finishes up with Tim And JUDY & the Lynn Marie, it's not! That's from Bill & El and Bill also sat at our machine and posted all the Pics. that say Lynn Marie. The credit is again back to Bill who...

WOW! What a great time with all -- the great food, wine and beer was only exceeded by the wonderful people. What a marvelous family, owners of C-Dories are!! Impossible to say thanks to each and every one, but a special thanks to Tim and TyBoo for setting up one of the most wonderful...

Roger and Lisbeth, You are lucky folks. That's better treatment than the durn dogs get. Maybe I'm coming up and staying on the wrong boat. Oh well. See you on the dock, Tim

Holly Jumpin Up And Down Gizmo Man, I got clams my own self and I can sure break a few of the little fellers out of our stash too. Don't mind giving up that prize especially with the razor clam season about to reopen at the begining of the month. How you going to cook the tender little rascals...

Great to hear that so many are interested in coming down. As mike and I said there shouldn't be a problem of dock space at all. If you are motoring down the river the Chinook season is only closed right out in front of the Warrenton/Astoria area. Just up river from Astoria is Tongue Point which...

Roger and/or others, There is lots of motels in Astoria, which is about 5 minutes away, including a new Holiday Inn Express right on the river. www.astoriahie.com, 888-898-6222. There is also a Shilo Inn in Warrenton just a mile from the marina, www.shiloinns.com, 503-861-2181. As for poles...

Great to hear you're on board. That makes at least three of us so far. Maybe the Raven/Heron fleet will come in after killing some fish. I'll buy them a cold one if they show. Now all we need is to hear from some up river folks or maybe a member from the northern contingency. Tim

El & Bill arrived at the Warrenton City dock and tied up right smack dab in the middle of 4 other C-Dories and felt right at home. Tomorrow the head off to Lewiston, ID to pick up truck and trailer then head back here. They plan on being around till at least Sunday and then leave for another...

Charlie, C-Dorying for me at the end of the season means shifting from the boat to the computer. Sounds like your winter season is just starting a little earlier this year. Till we join you at the keyboard you can continue to boat with the rest of us. Good luck on the surgery and we'll see you...

Chinook season can close and this year it doesn't owe me a thing. Thanks to Raven Dave and his hot tips on locations and gear, the Lynn Marie has had one heck of a season and this week-end was outstanding. Yesterday was a limit of Chinook in under an hour with a follow up today of another limit...

Hood River is not that far above the mouth of the river so I think they may be in our home port sooner rather than later. COOL! The Warrenton contingecy of C-Brats is more than ready to welcome our nomadic travelers into the home waters. This should be really neat. Tim