Recent content by Silentwarrior79

For sure. Infact, I am going out in the morning even though its gonna be humid!

I agree Chuck, home made/hand made is the way to go. Especially if they are from Home of the Brave Outdoors ;)

Is 1/2 oz what you are looking for to use during winter season? I tell ya what, I have used many Panthers, Roosters, and the Regular Fox spinners and have had luck with all. I have even used the Roosters until the pain fell off, and still caught fish!

Thank you Drew9870. I really dont know who he is pointing the finger at, but yes, I agree.

I thought would have had that house done by now! At least its keeping him busy. But being too busy gives no time to fish. And to fish is to live. Good to hear he's doin good though. And as for Beaverfan, who are talking about that is selling on this thread? I dont see anything about selling. ??

Thats cool, all opinions welcome, but, whats this wedding ring thing? Is this some kind of OR fishing rig, or some kind of a wedding proposal?? LOL Sorry! I'm lost! :think:

I know there are a lot of different answers for this. But, out of all the lures that one single person has tried, what seems to work best for you?

Good 'ol Ed. Hey Spindoctor, what has Ed been up to these days? Nice to see a fellow MN'n out here too!

These pics are from a customer that bought my double blade pink/black lure yesterday morning. He came back a couple hours later and showed me these two of four fish.

Oh, cool to see there are people that have been to MN or know someone that has lived here. I like MN, its where I was born and probably where Im gonna die. I would still like to go west of here to do some trout fishing though :) Ive always wanted to fish near the mountains somewhere...

I know someone who does this. He does fairly well with the idea. I would just rather stick to spinners though :)

Are there any northern or muskie in OR? How about Walleye?