Recent content by joem

how many you got so far?

yeah when a corkie line gets caught in there face they tend to want it out, and if you dont slam the hook how will you take the slack out of the leader? haha i'm a drift fisher and i don't slam any hooks, that's a good way to dull them, a good way to get snagged up in a log, a good way to have a...

they dont get very far on the ground.

you guys know the number of a fish a reel has caught? geez haha

you miss spelled eggs

geese are tough, or the feathers are and you want them close so you have power in the shot. and when they are landing they are commited and they can't turn out of it as fast. geese taste nasty though. i shot at a bunch of birds flying over and the bbs bounced off them i could here them hitting...

id put him about 10 lbs, and ugly dang haha hes nasty looking i didn't think they bit to well when they get that bad but i guess so. the meat might have been good being a buck they dont go bad as fast but i dont know about him. good job on your first

okay so, it is illeagle to use, scopes unless you have a visual problem in which i believe you have to be checked out by a doctor and vision below 20/200 or less than 20 degree range of vision, non lead bullets, jacketed bullets, no sabots or bullets with plastic or synthetic bases. no...

if it has plastic on it, then it is considered illeagle in oregon as far as i know im checking right now to confirm

and your dates up there are wrong, season dont start on those days

you have to draw those hunts so unless you have drawn the tag you can't hunt it. scout and do your homework thats all you can do. and advise i give everyone, unless you know where to hunt and how to hunt dont put in for the tag. scout before putting in it will save you time. and yes open sight...

if them frozen fish were in the rivers, it would deffinetly lower the river temp.

so are you saying they are white meated chinook? that still look decent on the outside? i caught one about the color of the picture posted that was white meated but had a ton of fat on him. then every year in the mckenzie we catch a few early good looking fish that a white meated but have tons...

hes wanting it for late bow season, or at least thats what i would want it for

wont be much in the siuslaw except for crawdads in the springtime. january and febuary is the time for winter steelhead