Recent content by flocaster

Time to start manufacturing those bad boys!

They do stock it with trout, it has a lot of submerged vegetation/logs and very very little bank access but can have decent trout fishing at times but in my opinion it's a better bass lake than trout lake

Almost crawdad season again, works for them too

It'll still work fine but I would throw it in the freezer asap and the use it frozen

In my experience lingcod seem to be fond of white. Beyond that I've had luck on any color I've tried....eventually at least lol

LOL, my first trip outta Newport was on a 64ft boat and the breakers were so big that when we were at the bottom of the swell all you could see was water and sky lol

Munsel lake, one of my favorites :D

It has been one of the worst commercial seasons in decades. We're doin ok if we are averaging better than 1 per pot

So much for finding and raiding their nests in the trees then :sad:

Anyone know of any good places for razors in the Yachats area?

Awesome, glad to hear it! It's always nice to hear someone did well off your advice lol

No problem guys! hope you did well!

Here is a Google maps shot of Pigeon Point. https://www.google.com/maps/@43.3595734,-124.304154,784m/data=!3m1!1e3 There is a small pull-off on the bay side of the road just south of Beacon Lane, that's where I usually go. Head out from the pull off in North Westerly direction and you'll know...

If that's the case I would suggest going for gapers and butter clams in Coos Bay. Pigeon Point in the Empire area of the bay has a pretty sizable population of both and access is fairly easy. It's a mix of mud and river type rock that's not the easiest to dig in but the rewards are well worth...

Any specific clam species you're looking to find? That would influence my choice more than most all else