Recent content by Evan B

Hrmm, welll. thankfully none of the ones I use have quite gotten there yet.

I've been with Progressive for 15yrs. I've shopped around every few years and still haven't found anything better. They haven't jacked my rates up at all.

And I'm sure they conveniently ignored any requests for compensation

Huh. I'll be damned. I suppose the physical location of it in relation to the house, fences, etc would also matter for getting all the equipment in place. I think mine is probably un-movable.

uh yeah. that thing isn't going anywhere.

I like the video you did of the sea lions sinking the sail boat. Didn't help my fishing at all... but I like the video.

Price drop! :D

Stop at nothing with non native species. Shoot for 300 next time 🥳

I know nothing about that rod. But typical rule of thumb for grain windows: heavy end of it for Skagits, lower end of it for Scandi. But I'd have a real hard time believing an 11'6" 7/8 would want anything more than something in the low 500s

That story is so damn funny. Basically dude sees boats going up and down the Cowlitz so thinks he can run his deep V hull, propped Trophy out there. He didn't make it very far.

I like boat fishing around Portland and often have open seats

That's why I have two powered boats and a few rafts. Can never have too many

Back when I had my Clack I had a 15hp merc to run on it. Thing could only go up stream in the slowest of currents due to the lack of stern width. Tried using it on the cowlitz a few times to run laps in a few spots but just wasn't viable. Going up a riffle was totally out of the question (both...

Yeah the power drifter is more meant as primarily a motorboat where you can control the drift back down. Definitely a boat for bigger/slower water. Really, it's the boat that can do what the original post was about. There's a few around Portland here, but they mostly live on the Willamette...

Yeah power drifters are an interesting solution. Has a full width stern in the back vs tapering to almost a point like a drift boat. Way harder to maneuver with oars, but a cool boat type.