Recent content by Fummus

Snail is right about huge can of worms being opened, however I have never been one to fear lumbricus terrestris, so I'll throw in my two cents (rounded down to a mildly unpleasant odor due to inflation). I have a tenkara rod and enjoy it quite a bit. Havent done much with it this year due to...

ROFLMAO!!!!!

Sorry Chromatose, but chap stick is what you smear on your waders and then light on fire to keep your backside from freezing (true meaning of "flamer"). Of course you can only wade so deep, but....

Heh, glad you enjoyed it sir:) I have come to the conclusion that while neither Coburg nor the Umpqua basis were ever heaven while I was growing up, heaven was probably a local call from there.

My two cents would be to accept all of them if they have no use for them, then clean em up, keep ones you want and donate or sell the rest.

oops, sorry for the double post, not sure what happened.:oops:

Very cool report, thanks for sharing. Im hoping to chase some smallmouth on the Umpqua this afternoon.

Very cool report, thanks for sharing. Im hoping to chase smallmouth on the Umpqua this afternoon, since it's so close and the fish are plentiful.

Thanks for sharing. Hearing about your trip makes me smile. Glad it was such a good trip.

Nothing will ever happen again I grew up on a donation land grant in SW Oregon with my parents and grandparents on my dad’s side, two miles off the county road. As an only child (the nearest kid my age was couple miles away, and we didn’t like each other), I learned to be creative when it came...

Agree with everything Slabjig said. Would also add the tired old (but don't you dare ignore it cause it can save your life) advice to NEVER EVER TURN YOUR BACK ON THE OCEAN, AND DON'T TRY STANDING ON OR CLOSE TO LOGS AND THINGS IN THE SAND!!! Sneaker waves and the sand getting sucked out from...

I saw that Idyld trading post, just east of Glide on 138, had them for $6.50 each. Looked like they had a fare selection. Not sure how it would be without a boat, but if it was me, I'd definitly spend some time fishing the arm where lake creek dumps in.

Thanks for the replies. Agree a canoe would work well if lakes and ponds, but not so much for rockfish in the bays. Was looking at a lifetime kayak from tractor supply for around $800.00, but it's only a single and I don't know much about the brand or company. As for tandem, no real clue what...

Ah yes, the Will-uh-mettee. Home of the three eyed catfish, and genderless river otters.

So, looking at ways to get my middle child and me out on the water. I have experience paddling pontoons on creeks and rivers, but don't thing pontoon is the way I want to go. Wanting something that will fit both of us (kids 6'4" and 250lbs, and I'm 6' 1" or so and well a bit heavier than...