First OFF welcome to the thread I joined here last year with all the same questions. Fortunately for me I worked with a buddy of mine from high school that eat, sleeps, and breathes fishing. So i've learned a lot in the past year, and still am. So my biggest advice for you is just talk to...
So i understand a fish is a fish. and especially if it's a steelie but on a personal note what would you rather see at the end of your line a colorful steelie or a chromer? and don't be smart a$$'s about this. i'm posting to one, get other people's opinions and two, so people can see a new post...
so i live in gladstone the river is like in my backyard, not literally. but its in walking distance and want to know if it would be a good time to fish that area. (by high rocks). not sure how people are doing will probably be my first time out since summer. been busy with wrestling and work...
so i'm looking into getting myself a pontoon. nothing for floating a river, i don't think more for lakes. this year i'm gonna do steelhead fishing but the pontoon would be for lakes such as harriet or maybe north fork. just to get out on the water. i bought myself a little $25 dollar raft/boat...
is what i want to catch this winter. I took this last year for learning the basic species that didn't need tags, trout and bass mainly. and now i want to move on to bigger and better things. anybody got a few tips or tricks they would be willing to give for a new angler? I fish mainly the...
I'm a new angler took this year to just sit back and take in as much information as i could on the fish species that don't require tags. Now this upcoming year i'm looking to go for much bigger fish, mainly steelhead. I fish the clackamas a lot since it's like right behind my house. I don't know...
we tried the bobber method a couple of different times through out the day. nothin. tried just powerbait, nothin. even tried powerbait AND a worm. nothin. but what worked the best was just good ol' fashion worms.
Beautiful day out at harriet lake today. went with a buddy of mine in a little 5ft inflatable boat haha. 12 hours on the lake. fish were jumping and surfacing like crazy. lots of hits, hooked 5 nice size trout, but unfortuanatly was only able to get 3 to the boat. 12 inchers. an amazing way to...
wozniasm! how did you do today at harriet? want to know. thinking about going there tomorrow. cause my buddy bailed on me today and told me sunday haha. so let me know ASAP! did you go early or in the evening. give me details haha :)
So i'm going out with a friend tomorrow and was wondering if there were any lakes near gladstone that have maybe been stocked recently or not as long as they have been successful lately. just want to get out, relax, and limit out on some fish. i was looking into north fork or harriet maybe. but...
i'm a beginner and i feel like i got the trout thing down, pretty basic. but my friend took me bass fishing yesterday he caught 3 smallies. We used spinners and a few cranks. but the cranks i think that i have aren't good for oregon waters? idk i don't really know anything about bass fishing...
Question! how do you bend the wood like that to make it rounded on the side? also could you give me an entire supplies list? and plans? how long did it take? haha how much for the cost of everything? sorry for all the questions i just really want to build something by myself. the one sheet boat...
no thanks mayne. i'de rather build it, it just makes it that much better. and i'm not gonna drown? obviously i'm not gonna take this in water that has a current. strictly lake/ponds only. for calm days. it's just gonna be a fun weekend project i think. and if it's a bust? no big deal.
naaa i'm cool with the size. i definatly want to put an outrigger out of the side to steady the boat a little more. jimmy rig a rod holder, cup holder, and a spot for some gear and lunch i'm good to go lol. just got to use a bunch of silicone caulk.