Recent content by Seefood Man

Here is a little tip when rigging worms. Grab the worm by the tail and give a good swing so it's little, itty bitty head whacks on something solid, like the side of your boat. This will stun the worm and make it so much easier to tie down on the hook. Plus it gives you the satisfaction of...

Congrats on that nice keeper. Looks real clean. Many do use worms and sandshrimp combos. Worms are a must during or after a good rain. Once again Congrats on your first keeper! :)

I'll share this with ya all,,,, Look for the WARMEST water this time of year on the Willey. Keep in mind that when the tide is blowing in the colder water will be pushed into the bottom end on the channel, thus shutting down or pushing the fish up channel. Also, the sturgeon's metabolism have...

Always good to have a dozen herring on board, but the coho bite has been furious on hardware. I have been doing good on #4 Vibrax Spinners in a yellow/chartreuse, silver blade. Running behind a Delta Diver between 12 to 15 pulls. I running the herring at 20 to 25 pulls for the Chinook. No...

That is what I'm talking about!!!!!!! Good for you on the release. Most would have kept it without a second thought. I think you earned some points with the fish gods:dance:

Here you go x 2 With what I am hearing is that you are fishing between the dam and marker 85. In which case, it IS closed to ALL sturgeon fishing. I have highlited that section for you. Below Marker 85 to want to Power lines it is open to keepers thurs, fri & sat. Columbia River Sturgeon Seasons...

Here you go http://www.dfw.state.or.us/fish/docs/2009_oregon_sport_fishing_regs.pdf

I would stay away from the "wall" To much lead flying. Not knowing that area can be dangerous, hard current, small boats and lack of experience just don't fair well in that water. Question is what are you looking for? Keepers or oversized. The oversized hold in the hard, deep current in town and...

Moving down to Hammond tomorrow and will be doing a few days of pre-fishing. I still have some good spots open so give me a call on the cell. 360-513-5256 Sincerely Pete

My apologies to both. I guess I've been around other sites too much where the the bashing and disrespect are a common issue. Sorry, for the hair trigger. Once again my apologies. Pete

Nice! :rolleyes: Is this site going to allow snot nose comments? Let me know now, I'll be out of here!

A little tip for rigging worms for sturgeon. Grab the worm by the tail and whack it's head on something solid. This will stun the worm and will allow for and easier tie down on the hook. Keepers I run a 4/0 and oversize I run either an 8/0 or 10/0. Have fun!

2 strokes need a high compression ratio. From the sounds of it, I think the next step would be to do a compression test. Your comment "we can get the motor running but not smoothly" would indicate to me that there would be a compression issue, especially with the age of the motor.

Chances they are "galled". Steel screws in aluminum over a period of time will "fuse" together. Question is, do they really have to come out? If the location allows you can take a heat gun, NOT a torch, and gently warm up the surrounding area that the bolts are in. That is if you can get to...

When your your on the way home just back into a ramp on the upper Columbia and run up your motors while on the trailer. This also rinses out your trailer and brakes as well.