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Yah Ken, Mike, Bill and Red Fox are obviously evil and should be banned from all websites. Your arrogance never ceases to amaze me.

Grand Poobah = fearless leader Getting poobed is the act of being corrected, deleted,banned or edited by our keyboard heroes Mike & Bill. :mrgreen: If you ever watched the Flintstones, you know what the Grand Poobah is.

Jim There are two most popular methods of catching springers in this area. 1. Trolling herring in the Clifton Channel. Clifton Channel fishing is an area approx. 1 mile long and 1/4 mile across. The depth runs from 7 to 18 ft. depending on tide and location. I troll a herring on 6 ft. of...

Welcome Jeff & Diane. :thup I've yet to catch a steelhead in the Columbia

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I'd like someone to correct me if I'm wrong, but my thoughts are... With twin motors both motors are offset on the stern. This works great when both motors are running, Because they are offset, and when only one motor is running, the motor is pushing at an angle to the stern causing a...

Come on down, Brock. We'll find and open seat for ya! :mrgreen:

Ken, you're a genius. :mrgreen:

Robbi You're also welcome to fish on Helen O. Lyle T., Fred (Anita Marie) and myself would feel honored. :mrgreen:

Roger There's more good news. Last years run was supposed to be huge, but only 2/3 of the predicted run showed up. They are predicting that some of that 1/3 of the run stayed out in the ocean an extra year. What that means is that we should have more 5 yr. old fish this year. Those will...

:mrgreen: I might believe that if I hadn't witnessed your boat limiting out on halibut..... or seeing that springer you had up to your boat at last years Cathlamet gathering. Glad to see you're going to make it Steve.

Hey Ray It looks like SteveJ is planning on being at this gig. He made a comment about it on this thread http://www.c-brats.com/viewtopic.php?p=14942#14942

It looks to me like the first springer was caught yesterday in the Cowlitz. You can see pics here They have to pass by Cathlamet to make it upriver. :mrgreen: I'll probably wait til about mid March to start fishing them.

NEWS RELEASE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE 600 Capitol Way North, Olympia, WA 98501-1091 January 31, 2005 Contact: Cindy Le Fleur, (360) 906-6708 Sport spring chinook seasons set for Columbia River Sport seasons for Columbia River hatchery spring chinook were set Friday in...

Welcome aboard Jim, we're more than glad to meet new c-dory enthusiasts at our gatherings. No need to ask to come, just put your name on the signup list. (click on the "Events Signup" link at the top of the page. From there you click on the "Cathlamet Gathering".... then click on "View...

Mak I use the tie rod setup on my 25', wouldn't have it any other way. On several occasions I've been operating with the autopilot on while standing in the cockpit when a fish strikes. No problem, just set the hook on the fish then back up into the cabin (keeping the rod tip out the...

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All chain rode? It is highly recommended here on the Columbia River to keep a sharp knife handy when anchoring in the Columbia. In the event that a large log comes drifting down river, you may need to cut your anchor rope immediatly as there is no time to to weigh anchor. A large log could...

I just checked. Mine is a Raymarine RL70C system with ST-5000 autopilot. Flagold, the radome mounted right behind the anchorlight does not affect it at all. The radome shoots around it like it's not even there.

Hey Pat, sorry about the delayed response. I just got back in town from a trip to Canada. I have company from Ireland staying with us at the moment. I'll gather info on my system and get back to you probably tomorrow. The GPS/Radar overlay is the only way to go. When the going gets tough...