Fishing/Hunting/Camping in the PNW

[AbeSonic]

I rock two poles. One spinning with 12 mono, and my bait caster with 30 braid. I'm working the details with my cousin. We may camp in Canyon Creek and shoot some guns, then fish the secret spot in the AM.

[4ce30]

Me and my brother (e30josh) are commercial fisherman and crabbers. Both here and in Alaska we just returned from our annual trip to Bristol bay and we start harvesting King salmon in two weeks then coho and chum to follow. We also crab off our boat October-may. This is our only job and how we put food on the table gas in the car turbos on the e30! Stoked to see you guys pumped on fishing!! It's my life

[AbeSonic]

That's badass dude! I've always wanted to go to Alaska to commercial fish for a season or two. You guys make some serious bank when its all said and done.

[deutschman]

I looked at a place in Edmonds today that seams promising. Just waiting on an email and the background/credit check to go through. Hoping my union gig kicks off soon after that or Ill have to look for some side work or other carpentry job.

Anyways I dont know how many of you are into off road adventures, but I thought it would be fun to do this drive from OR up through WA. Looks easy enough for beginners to do with some quality dirt roads and beautiful views.

http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/WABDR

Id love to do that drive down the road some time.

[gwb72tii]

I dislike fly fishermen lol Mostly because it doesn't make sense how a fat ass steelhead around 20lbs+ would be interested in a little itty bitty fly.

Yea you're right I reckon
Nothing like a smelly bait to fool fish into biting

:)

[Wardie]

I looked at a place in Edmonds today that seams promising. Just waiting on an email and the background/credit check to go through. Hoping my union gig kicks off soon after that or Ill have to look for some side work or other carpentry job.



Anyways I dont know how many of you are into off road adventures, but I thought it would be fun to do this drive from OR up through WA. Looks easy enough for beginners to do with some quality dirt roads and beautiful views.

http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/WABDR

Id love to do that drive down the road some time.

Being from Lynnwood you're just a stones throw away if you go to Edmonds. We could always just head to the Edmonds pier and go for some salmon or anything really.

I'm willing to drive around too little ol zhp can handle some miles.

[Matt-B]

Fishing and gold panning in Clark County this weekend, anyone is welcome to join, hitting up Big Als afterwards in Vancouver.

Just some river fishing for trout, etc

[straight6pwr]

I've only been fishing once in the PNW when I was visiting a friend. Beautiful country, and caught a couple small steeheads.

At home in Wisconsin, I fish a lot for Bass, Pike, Northern and Musky.

Cape Disappointment...didn't have much luck

hope you learned your lesson.

[AbeSonic]

I've only been fishing once in the PNW when I was visiting a friend. Beautiful country, and caught a couple small steeheads.

At home in Wisconsin, I fish a lot for Bass, Pike, Northern and Musky.



hope you learned your lesson.

NOPE! I'll be right back at it in a few weeks lol

[cg138]

Would be down to go fishing, hang out, drink beer, and catch some food.

But I did manage to ask him if Crabbing was open and the answer was no. :(

That damn algae bloom.

Anyways I dont know how many of you are into off road adventures, but I thought it would be fun to do this drive from OR up through WA. Looks easy enough for beginners to do with some quality dirt roads and beautiful views.

http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/WABDR

Id love to do that drive down the road some time.

Did half of that route a couple summers ago with a few friends and I want to at least do the other half. Two of my buddies were on motorbikes and started at the Oregon border going north. I met up with them in a buddy's Toyota pickup in Chelan and took the route up north to the Canadian border.

It was tons of fun, and like you said beautiful scenery. Wasn't tough at all, I didn't even need 4wd, just needed decent ground clearance in a few places. It's could definitely be a very fun weekend trip, or longer if you want to take your time.

Here's a picture I took overlooking the small cliff from where we camped for the night.

Life and Death by C Ng

[dereliiict]

Fishing and gold panning in Clark County this weekend, anyone is welcome to join, hitting up Big Als afterwards in Vancouver.

Just some river fishing for trout, etc

Might be down. Went to the coast today and enjoyed a few Oystermen and Fishermens tall tales at Netarts bay.

I'm pretty free Sunday.

[AbeSonic]

I'm down for some Sunday Funday

[AbeSonic]

Would be down to go fishing, hang out, drink beer, and catch some food.
It was tons of fun, and like you said beautiful scenery. Wasn't tough at all, I didn't even need 4wd, just needed decent ground clearance in a few places. It's could definitely be a very fun weekend trip, or longer if you want to take your time.

Dude that's bad ass. I bet a IX could handle those roads. *wink wink nudge nudge*

[deutschman]

Being from Lynnwood you're just a stones throw away if you go to Edmonds. We could always just head to the Edmonds pier and go for some salmon or anything really.

I'm willing to drive around too little ol zhp can handle some miles.

Yeah Im signing paper work tomorrow. Next challenge is getting the GF and all our stuff up here from CA.
Ill hit you up for some fishing.

[4tDX]

Did half of that route a couple summers ago with a few friends and I want to at least do the other half. Two of my buddies were on motorbikes and started at the Oregon border going north. I met up with them in a buddy's Toyota pickup in Chelan and took the route up north to the Canadian border.

It was tons of fun, and like you said beautiful scenery. Wasn't tough at all, I didn't even need 4wd, just needed decent ground clearance in a few places. It's could definitely be a very fun weekend trip, or longer if you want to take your time.

Here's a picture I took overlooking the small cliff from where we camped for the night.

Life and Death by C Ng

Damn, that really makes me want to get another bike! I've been eyeballing an adventure tour'er for a while now, just haven't pulled the trigger yet.
There are all kinds of great roads for this kind of stuff in Eastern Oregon, the Oregon Cascades, and the coastal range too.