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Although it's not entirely impossible but I too doubt it... Keith
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lol.... I heard some reports from yesterday and fished it in the beginning of the week. I doubt it...
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Says the guy fishing the Cow this weekend.....
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Got Sand?
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[/quote] No soft plastics? That is the most fun way to fish for them! Are you one of those guys on the lower river with bell on your rod tip? [/quote] The areas I fish the bottomfish have been looking at plastics for 20+ years, and lots of 'em.
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good one...
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I just learned that the Skagit tribes are netting the river. They are targeting Sockeye,but as of Wednesday have not reported any of those. What pisses me off is that in just one day of reporting they killed 80 hatchery and 5 wild springers. They are
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Depending on how and where it is stored, probably just 2 to 4 years. I'm sure you can get away with longer but tubes are cheap and easy to swap out. The only time they are hard to find is when you need one and the hatch is on.
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I have a float tube that is pretty old and I am kind of scared to use it. What is the lifespan of the rubber innertubes inside them?
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it must be a fluke, the Kalama isnt supposed to get any Springers this year, it wont last.
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Eggman, the problem my buddy and girlfriend have is in their firing pin. It gets flattened out and needs to be filed so it fits cleanly through the hole in the bolt. I also second getting stainless, blackpowder is super corrosive at it is, stainles
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The locks are operational at night. Tugg and barge traffic does not work from 9 to 5.
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Originally Posted By: stlhdr1Originally Posted By: 4SaltI wonder how many of the springers travel through the locks at Bonneville and therefore aren't counted? I know a large percentage of the shad do that. Thats actually a great question but The D
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Just a headsup for all of you that are Jonesing. They finally showed in numbers. Have at em.
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Laterun, The treaty tribe fishermen are a lot like us. They want to catch their own salmon. Personally, for resource protection reasons I favor having all Columbia River commercial salmon taken from traps retrofitted to the fishways at Bonneville,
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i sent you an e-mail.
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Land basing the salmon farms would most likely kill the industry. It started out with big profits in the 1980s. Previously most local salmon farming had been limited to pan size coho from saltwater pens. The chinook and Atlantic salmon farms are h
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Originally Posted By: 4SaltI wonder how many of the springers travel through the locks at Bonneville and therefore aren't counted? I know a large percentage of the shad do that. Thats actually a great question but The Dalles dam most years has more
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I wonder how many of the springers travel through the locks at Bonneville and therefore aren't counted? I know a large percentage of the shad do that.
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I'm also not a CCA member but do follow the CCA threads. I appreciate that we can hear both sides of the argument. I know that many are growing weary of Todd's interjections but I actual find them useful. They tend to have far more substance than
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No problem with questioning things but when questioning is always done in an effort to discredit people stop listening.
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Grizz1, Todd may be a little zealous in his own right, but I had some of the same thoughts he expressed when I read the announcement. I'm not yet a CCA member, so I hope that is the only reason why I had no idea CCA had a vacancy announcement, or t
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Client just sent this one, looks pretty happy on the river!
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Time to get a real job.
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I asked one time at a meeting on the Columbia fisheries why they couldn't just allocate a certain number of hatchery fish to the tribes and collect them at the Bonneville fish passage facility. The wild salmon by catch mortality would be 0%. I never
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