Recent content by skunk

Looks like steel to me also, way to pull a needle from a haystack. The Mo is fun for sure.

Welcome to the PNW. Its a great place, where you'll quickly learn there is no down season, or lack of fish to chase year round.

Nice haul, they look tasty!

Hold on a sec DrTheopolis!!! Dont' send them to my coastal streams!!! haha. JK! Basically the clack is so well known its no secret. Find a park, get out and just start hiking up or down. You will easily find your own water and then just start fishing and learning, downes157.

Totally takes away the 'sportsman' mindset when that is the way they do it.

There's 2-3k at the mouth along with about 80 fisherpeople. In 2 or three holes. Go if you want, I'd rather die.

I know, but I get busy chasing springers, and just get plain busy as the hvac world heats up. I'm going to start hitting it for the next month, until the D gets going. Maybe I'll find a few.

Nice chez, by the way I wonder why I always loose interest in the clack after march? I really should fish it year round.

Not exactly. But I have seen them hurt the perch good just south of seaside, on the seaside beach. Just before the rocky outcropping starts.

For the first vid, that setup will work but the spot looks wrong. Most fish float and jig or float and bait there. To drift fish you need to hit that current out near the bridge piling. Best spot there for drift fishing is just upstream of the bridge right above the ramp. There should be a...

Are those the plaid shorts I spy there!!! Brrrrrrrrr.

Do you use any extra wt. with the hevi-beads under an indicator? Or do they sink ok alone.

Nice job all. Don't forget some Wilson colors...pink with chartreuse butt.

Smolt, he was using one of those 1/1000th spoons. Brand new this year! Tough to get in the zone but deadly! I think that's sand its laying on. :lol: (Nice fish btw!)

the gink and gas one is it. That's actually a well written article. No name calling or bashing, just good info. Thanks for sharing.