There are more birds on that side.
I looked into myodfw fishing reports and found out they will be stocked the week of the march 18th.
Now I'm hearing that general motors vehicles with OnStar is tracking your driving habits and sending the information to a data broker who sells that information to your insurance company so they can adjust your rates to match your driving habits. Technology is always keeping an eye on us. Even our phones when not being used is listening. My wife mentioned something to me earlier this week and when I went to look it up it popped up without me putting it in. Big brother is watching
As my daddy always said "look around, it's not about the catching. It's all about the going, spending time away from the everyday world with family and friends"
Just goes to prove you don't need $300 with a rod and reel to catch a decent fish. Those of us who live on a fairly tight budget understand this well.
My largest fish was caught when I was 14 years old. My father and I were on the Columbia River at Bonneville dam here in Oregon and I was successful in landing a 5'7 white sturgeon. This was back in 1979 when the retention limits on sturgeon and the Columbia River were anything over 3 ft and under 6 ft
That's exactly how west coast river smelting works, long handled net dipped in the current and swept down stream
Favorite lift my spirits and get me going. Song has to be Lynyrd skynyrd's Free Bird. Saddest song I know is a song I Heard while driving to see my mother after her stroke right before she passed and that was goodbye to yesterday by Boyz II Men
Hey commander. As an ex RV technician, for years I have been using an older RV stove/oven combo. I use a 5 gal propane tank with an RV propane regulator with a hose to the stove. It bakes wonderfully and even broils when I want to. Online search for a used one, combined with the tank and etc, can be very affordable. Salutations from the left coast
Look to myodfw.com/fishing reports. It's broken down by region and will provide specific water body reports.
Welcome Dale. As a fellow Oregonian (Salem), it'll be a true pleasure to read your advice and as the household cook, I will definitely be looking forward to your recipes. Tight lines to you also and who knows, maybe we'll meet at a fishing hole somewhere.
Not yet, lake still pretty low from winter drawdown but check the myodfw fishing report website. You will get some pretty good info there
Not yet, lake still pretty low from winter drawdown but check the myodfw fishing report website. You will get some pretty good info there
At a young 58 years old, I remember every single one of those. Especially the rubber dodgeball, my grandfather was an executive at the voit rubber company in California and I must have had 20 of those in my backyard.
90% of the time I'm using spinning reels, ultralights, medium duty, and heavy surf reels. Use a levelwind, bait caster if I'm out on the boat in the river chasing the salmon and steelhead we have here in a wonderful Pacific Northwest.