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Hi Roger, click on this link http://www.wahkiakumchamber.com/visitor_information.htm. I think it hits on most of the high spots.

Hey Guys, the local Chamber of Commerce just called and said they heard of our gathering and is offering us the maiden use of the new/old trolley car that they have just put together. This is an old San Francisco trolley that has been refurbished and mounted on a truck chassis to be used as a...

What? Who? Where? Nah, that can't be Mike under all that raingear. C'mon Tyboo, cough up some details. That looks like a whopper.

Don & Dee I was hoping you'd tell us about your trip down the inside channels, thanks. I hope to make that run soon, maybe when the Cathlamet gig is happening the fishing will be closed down and it'll be our time. Lifejackets on a lab? Isn't that kind of like putting a raincoat on a fish...

Fished for 4 hrs today. Helen caught a 16 lb. hatchery hen while anchored, using a bait wrapped chrome and green kwik fish, size k-15. Fish are being caught.

oh, that devil's elbow! Thanks Chuck.

Okay, I give, where in heck is the devil's elbow? I can't find it on my chart. (and don't tell me it's just below his shoulder and above his wrist.) :smileo

Chuckpacific, do you hug the Oregon side all the way down, or do you go north of any of the islands?

Hi guys! It's way early yet, I won't even start fishing till after next week. From what I hear the outlook is not going to be good for them this year. We've still got water running in the Columbia though, that's all we need to make a c-dory owner happy.

It is too early for me to say yet, but I've been wanting to try this fishery for some time. Maybe this is my year.

I sure hope so, I'm planning on being there! :thup

Hi flapbreaker, Pat Anderson has the right of it, just sign up and show up. Cathlamet is a good place to know if you fish or cruise on the Columbia River. There is a lot of info on the past 2004 and 2005 Cathlamet gatherings. http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?t=1369 and...

My vast experience with a mooching reel totals one weekend fishing. Back in the 80's a friend asked me to go fishing up on Puget Sound. He told me we were going to mooch for blackmouth and to bring my favorite steelhead rod. I brought a 9 ft. Lamiglass rod mounted with a Shimano BMT 251...

When mooching in 150-200 ft. of water you are going to have a lot of slack line out in the water. When you feel a fish hit your bait you need to reel down quickly to take up the slack and THEN set the hook. Mooching reels will reel in faster than baitcasting reels.... and they're just plain...

Not necessarily, Wineman. Iffen you want to fish we'll find room for you somewhere. I'm not sure who all is going to be on my boat yet, will let you know when I find out. Chuck, great idea on the cruise.

:mrgreen: Life is good!

I once asked a friend how he got rid of old bad gasoline. He tells me he puts sand in an old bucket and pours old gasoline into the sand. Says it makes a great outdoors heater. I don't know if it works but it sounds like it might be reasonable. Anybody ever tried it?

Boris I'm thinking you chose the right profession. There's no way in hell I would even attempt to explain radar and certainly would't have done it a succinctly as you did. Thanks for the info. The hours/seconds thing was just a typo I'm sure. All I remembered about the speed of light is...

That would be miles per second :wink

Folks, this boat is cherry.