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every "craft" should have to be registered. doesnt cost that much and think of all the added benefits for EVERYONE. its a little irritating that all these rafters/kayakers have to pay NOTHING....yet they complain the most about motorized use.....while we foot the bill. okay, rant over.

riverrunner, saw your koke on the chicken...that was a brute.

those are the kind of sob's that make it worth going to jail for a day or two. im a firm believer in what goes around...really goes around. he'll get his one way or another.

we were fishing it in july last year too. as soon as the gear was down, the fish were biting. i agree on the size. 13" - 14" was the norm. some a little bigger and smaller of course. two guys on the boat coming out with near limits everytime wasnt bad! we hadnt fished it in years, so we just...

almost headed up kokanee fishing, but decided to go crappie fishing again....with horrible results. took a LARGE splitshot (3/8oz.) directly to the bottome lip at about 90mph....from about 50ft. away. snagged in a russian olive and jerked with all my might. thought i busted my front, bottom...

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well, just got the rear section done. i know its not much, but its a start. i wasnt sure about building up the bottom end of the blank, where the reel seat goes, but i had a really good fit with the rest of the tape. should i have just left that out? i dont think it will be an issue...or i hope...

i picked up the rdr76l. i had a few things come up, so its been a little slow going on deciding. im not building the handles. just ended up picking out the rear and foregrip and seat. thats all i have so far. i dont think i am going to do the spiral. thought about it, but i think ill do standard...

thanks sawtooth. i actually just stopped by there after work today and picked up the blank i ordered....7 1/2' lightweight rainshadow. i need to go back tomorrow too. the rod dryer i got today has a short or something. he seems really knowledgable and also said not to hesitate to call or stop...

Lake Pend Oreille's great kokanee comeback Posted: Thursday, Apr 22, 2010 - 10:05:27 am PDT By TOM HASSLINGER Hagadone News Network COEUR d’ALENE — Pete Thompson remembers when kokanee were so abundant in Lake Pend Oreille, when they fed in the evening, it looked like the water’s surface was...

so ive decided to take up a new hobby and get into rod building. ive got my first blank picked out with all the parts. it will be a 7' lami casting kokanee rod of course...with cork and all fuji accessories. i can do it fairly cheap so if i hose it up, i wont be too disgusted. if i have the...

almost drug my boat up to fish the park hole. glad i didnt. way too many boats in there for my liking. it'll be nice when they open it up to vinager creek...spread the traffic out a bit.

had the urge to try for a little bigger salmon, so we made a last minute trip up to riggins. ended up hooking into three. lost two, but managed to get this one in. my buddy lost one as well. saw a decent amount of others caught. my lightweight steelhead set up made for a fun and challenging...

i am a firm believer in using scents as well. my trusty stand by has always been anise. never leave home without it.

i wouldnt be too concerned about that. i rarely have the fish pop the line off the release. i like using the small scotty releases. i usually set my line about a third of the way in, on the release. the farther out you set your line, and the more tension you reel up, will allow the line to...

ran up to spring shores with my dad to back his jetboat in and make sure the motor and kicker are running right. figures the day i DONT go up there to fish it is beautiful. saw more boats around spring shores than around the dam. may have to try down there next weekend. anyone fishing in the...

was on the water yesterday from about 6 a.m. - 11 a.m. pretty slow for us. boated 5 and lost 5. wind was almost unmanagable. had to cut the kicker and troll with the main motor. decent amount of boats on the water. saw quite a few picked up.

the scotty will not stay on the boat! the manuals were light enough i didnt worry too much. guess i should have. oh well. it came with the boat, so it doesnt hurt too bad. live and learn.

it was a manual. the base is still there, must have slid out. the good news is, when i got home, the scotty 1116 i bought off craigslist was sitting by my front door!

so i am planning on taking a trip over to wallowa lake towards the end of may, or early/mid june. not looking for any specific details, but maybe some general info. to get me started...if anyone is willing? what kind of camping is around there? most likely we will just tent it. just wondering if...