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Flies work well. I throw small streamers in the early season on a sink tip, terrestrials on a floating line later in the Summer and Fall.

Thought it was pertinent for someone, "looking for information".

It closed yesterday. Opens May 22nd.

:ROFLMAO: Good one.

I don't see it as a hijack. Kemfish is on topic, big smallmouth in one particular area of the Columbia. Although I've never met the OP in person, I doubt he cares. Seems like a guy willing to share water...and threads.

Tohatsu and Mercury both have 3.5hp 4 strokes for around 1k. More good info on 3hp equivalent electrics Electric outboards .

Congrats on the new to you skiff. Here's a thought. I think you'd find a recent 3-5 HP 4 stroke outboard would be, "check to see if it's running" quiet, and very non stinky compared to a 60's vintage motor. You could probably find a used one for less than 1k. On the other hand, a 3-5 HP...

The McKenzie and Deschutes would both be good trout choices in October. With A chance of something else biting your "trout" fly on the Deschutes. I'd go to the McKenzie if fishing from a drift boat. If banking go to the Deschutes.

Hit the mouth of any coastal river. Action at the jetties is heating up.

All the big cat pics I've looked at from Oregon came from the Snake and were Flathead. If you haven't been yet, Brownlee is a blast. I'm sure it's possible for a Blue to be here but haven't seen one so far.

Don't think we have blues in Oregon.

Probably a flathead. 50lb is rare for a channel. I'd like to see the pic if you find it.

Good advice. I feel the same way about the Columbia.

I know it's a typo, but will still be adding a new adjective to my vocabulary. Lets make con-pany a thing. Plenty of current situations (which will go unnamed) to apply it. Thanks.