Never mind,I just read the answer in a another posting.How you doing ??
:p Bob

[ 04-26-2001: Message edited by: dawhunt ]

HI
Bob

Howdy Bob. Hey, you took so many springers out near the Washougal that it slowed down the Bonneville bite yesterday. Still did pretty good up there. How was it down your way? ...

Ya, the RT 1 thing was after I tried a funny temporary moniker and the programming wouldn't let me have my RT back; and RT 1 is part of my e-mail and close as I could think of. Take care Bob, and keep us posted on your springer and summers adventures. - Steve

Looked for you Steve. I know, like a needle in a haystack, even looking for someone! Got six on spinners with two keepers, 16 and 18.

Here is my opinion of all the near death experiences I witnessed, general overall courtesy and overall Columbia boating skills.

Just to make you proud of me though :D, I did not say SHEYAT to anyone!



[ 04-26-2001: Message edited by: Nanook ]

Good going Rick. And you didn't say sheeyat to anyone? Cool. As for boating skills up by the Bonny dealine it was typical like a crowded day at Wind or O.C. More a hassle for all guys on the tiller than a matter of skills in this one. Need 5 figures going over the dam to make it reasonably worth that kind of cluster.... RT

Hi,it was dead slow up by reed island yesterday,I saw only 7 fish caught by 11:00
moved down to the corner dolphin and fished a spinner for awhile had a couple friends with me one of them tied up the spinners on the way down.We had two take downs and the line broke on both of them.What had happened the guy who tied up the spinners used metal clevis's and big Blades (#7),I believe the blades were turning so fast in the current that the clevis's sort of burned or cut into the leader when the fish hit broken line
of course we blamed it in his knot tying ability and sent him home to his wife and lawn mower.I think the reason for the slow down in fishing is the three days the netters had and we'll need a day or two to get more fish down here.see ya.
Bob