The Way it Used to Be?

[Finfollower]

Buck I believe you, but to even be able to imagine that? Wow, I don't really think I can. I almost pee myself when I catch 1 fish a day...20 fish and I'd have no need for a woman

What a sight it would be to see fishing like that.

[Grizz]

NW,

You reminded me of one year on our upper river plot (which happened to be a stellar coho year). The tree across from us looked like a red-neck christmas tree with just about every kind of gear you can imagine hanging off of it. Yarn/corkies, blue fox spinners, spoons, rooster tails, even a brad's wart. Cool part about it was when summer came and the river receded it WAS like christmas for this fisherman 

Probably saved myself fifty bucks in gear that year!

[Finfollower]

NW,

You reminded me of one year on our upper river plot (which happened to be a stellar coho year). The tree across from us looked like a red-neck christmas tree with just about every kind of gear you can imagine hanging off of it. Yarn/corkies, blue fox spinners, spoons, rooster tails, even a brad's wart. Cool part about it was when summer came and the river receded it WAS like christmas for this fisherman 

I like to call those a Fisherman's Pinata! One stick and oh the tackle goodness.

[Big Buck]

yes fin it was hard to imagine ,, he wasnt even floating the river , just rowing out and fishing the same slot every day.. he was one of the best fisherman i have ever meet, his wood drift boat was bought in oregon and was one of the first in wa... he also held the st. record steelhead for years a 31lb. caught bank fishing the queets, and on the same day landed 2 more over 20....