"I preferred the feel of my g-loomis rod so I usually just ran that......"
Loomis rods are about as good as it gets for fishing the northwest!
Loomis rods are about as good as it gets for fishing the northwest!
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I almost can't Bear it!
They all look very healthy.
Would not want to accidentally get between Mama and her cubs when going into my stand in the dark!
They all look very healthy.
Would not want to accidentally get between Mama and her cubs when going into my stand in the dark!
Able to get another load from the maple next door. But no pics! You'll have to settle for empty trailer with the load on the ground.
I haven't been out with him since 2018, and I believe he was at $400 for a full day back then. It ain't cheap, but you only go around once.Yeah, the muskegon is much nicer. Big bummer is the shallow spots can suck(really need a jet), and it's a gnarly wind tunnel, which can mess you up in various ways. The other thing that I dislike about the muskegon, it all the zebra mussels, although it does seem to be getting better now. No, center pin was just getting popular when I was hitting it hard, as was all the large arbor reels. There was a guy not far from where I live who was turning some real nice center pin setups, but for the cash and what we were typically doing I didn't see the need. My roommate had a jet 21'(iirc), nice drift boat, all sage rods and large arbor reels, I could use any of it I needed/wanted when we were on the river together, but I preferred the feel of my g-loomis rod so I usually just ran that. Unfortunately he's doing the same thing as your old @GrizG roommate, so we probably won't be doing any fishing together.
I looked greg up, the name sounds familiar, but I don't think I know him. Looks like he does a great job out there, but if his prices are the norm, I won't be getting into anyone's boat. Maybe my buddy will buy a nice one, then again, he'd probably want to store it in my barn lol.
Anybody that's fished in the last 40 years owes Gary Loomis a debt of gratitude. Even the cheapest $20 Wal-Mart rods are descendants of his hard work and innovation.
This $50 Shakespeare ultra light paired with a Mitchell 308 has been the go to trout rig for years. Those Loomis rods sure are nice , just not a big time spender.
And the award for ugliest stack goes to.......(Envelope opening).... Just Jeff!!! Wooo!
. Brought a few buckets of uglies, shorts and ends up. Still haven't had a fire yet, it's been gorgeous weather so no complaints.
Exactly what I'm saying. That handle is a Loomis design, copied and built in China. Nothing wrong with that, but it's a fact.
The best part is, the fish don't care.
I had nice weekend up north again. My wife and I went went to a friend's wedding reception yesterday.
Today I went for a nice 2.8 mile grouse walk. We moved 4 birds and got one.
Twas a great day.
Now I get to winterize the pool. It's a pain but it sure is nice to jump in on those 90° days.
Today I went for a nice 2.8 mile grouse walk. We moved 4 birds and got one.
Twas a great day.
Now I get to winterize the pool. It's a pain but it sure is nice to jump in on those 90° days.
Lions won, Packers won, Vikings LOST.
Heck I thought you'd stihl be using Zebco 202.
The local farmers fair was yesterday and they had a guy playing guitar for entertainment. I was surprised to hear him play "Friend of the Devil".
That makes it a better day!
Did have one as a kid! Dig the Mitchell reels nowadays. That's a good tune to cover for a guy and his geetar.
"Spent the night in Utah in a cave up in the hills"
