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Old 08-21-2008, 07:03 PM   #11
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Whats "The Loop"? What river is it on?
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Old 08-22-2008, 10:00 PM   #12
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Cool It's in the thread.....

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Whats "The Loop"? What river is it on?
Ahem....did you read the entire thread?
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Old 08-23-2008, 09:47 AM   #13
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Oopsytulips! Ha ha get it?
Its the umpy river!
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Old 08-27-2008, 09:15 AM   #14
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Big Grin The Loop Floated well

After we finally found a place to launch our pontoons (we used a logger road and luckily they left the gate unlocked for us that evening) the fishing was great all morning under the overcast sky. I was using a topwater Spit-n-Image by Excalibur; the fish were hitting it hard until the sun came out. I then switched to some Yam. twin tailed skirted grubs (rootbeer) on a flat jig head. First cast landed a nice smallie. The bite drastically slowed down in the afternoon, but GraphiteZen and I saw some huge smallies while on the float. There are alot of big fish through there.
We pulled out under the 138 bridge; the shoots were pretty fun. We had to climb by use of rope, pull are toons/supplies up the steep incline via rope, then pull are things straight vertical 50ft up onto the bridge. Total, we moved our toons/supplies 5 times to get them into the truck. NOT AN IDEAL TAKE OUT SPOT. A heck of a float though.
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Old 08-27-2008, 09:33 AM   #15
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It sounds like a great day, except for all of the portage work...thank you for the report.
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Old 08-27-2008, 11:47 AM   #16
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It sounds like a great day, except for all of the portage work...thank you for the report.
Yeah moving the supplies leaves a lot to be desired but totally worth it Especially when we see Big K Ranch guides and they kind of look at us like they are thinking "Were the heck did you come from ?!?!"
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Old 08-27-2008, 02:20 PM   #17
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Yeah moving the supplies leaves a lot to be desired but totally worth it Especially when we see Big K Ranch guides and they kind of look at us like they are thinking "Were the heck did you come from ?!?!"
Right on, seeing the look on there faces would have made my day; but the portage....my oh my...I don't think I would go through that. I am happy you did it for my I will live vicariously through you...

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Old 08-27-2008, 07:45 PM   #18
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Yeah moving the supplies leaves a lot to be desired but totally worth it Especially when we see Big K Ranch guides and they kind of look at us like they are thinking "Were the heck did you come from ?!?!"
AHHH...Yes! I try to float Kellog, to a logging road right after the straight, wind blower stretch. I like to target Chinook, and when I get one right in front of their property, boy do those guides give you the strangest looks...Kind of an anger/awe type. But tossing anchor, and wheelin and dealin the mid-sized footballs that come up frequently is a total rush. Need to do it again this year, as last year was wicked fun when I went.
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