Hesterd
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I have been reading threads for some time and thought I should join. I am a Home Inspector in Washington State and find myself intrigued with codes and find them extremely useful in doing my job.
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fatboy
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Welcome! Jump on it, the water's fine!
Hesterd
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Well Salmon Season is coming, not quite there yet.
ICE
Oh Well
Try fishing the Feather river at the outflow of the Lake Oroville after-bay. There's more fish caught per rod there than any other place on Earth. Up to 60 lbs.
MASSDRIVER
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Looks like a forrest of fishing rods too. Combat fishing rules. But that's where the fish bunch up for sure.ICE said:
Brent
ICE
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Believe it or not, I fished that hole alone many times. Nothing beats it for a fish fight. Twenty years ago some city guy bought a local bait & tackle shop. He got some chatter going at a San Francisco radio station about the salmon runs and then it became a line of guys. I have heard it's guns and knives lately. I've thought about taking a boat but that's nowhere near the fun of a 40 pound fish on 10# line.MASSDRIVER said:
You can fish the other side of the river with a big red Mepps or a Blue Fox. They get that treble hook in the mouth and its easier to land the fish than with just a #6 hook. Less crowded for sure.
As low as Lake Oroville is, there may not be much water coming out of the after-bay. That has a big effect. It is easier to fish but there are fewer fish.
One day, just before dark, a sturgeon stuck his head out of the water about four feet away and took a look at me. Damned freaky that was. I recognized it and was concerned that it could knock me off the shelf. I was on the north side.
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