Stripah Time!

Clubber Lang caught the first one of the season on a white baitfish pattern that rivaled the size of the fish that ate it.

Mike putting the hammer down on a scrappy schoolie that ate a clouser off of Crane's beach

Rod Beef with a 9lb striper that was hiding in the fog. The birds alerted us to his whereabouts...

Lang and a solid striper = way betta than a hatchery salmon ; )

The past week has been saturated with skunkings!

West Coast to East Coast in 5 days

So long Oregon... for now

April rips on the N.U.

Big Water = Small Creeks

Oregon Coast

Siletz Chromers

Although the bite has been tough recently, bright winter chrome will continue coming for the rest of the month.

Steelheads..

Oh the days of old.... In years past, Rodney did some serious slaying. This year Rodney's ill timed trip proved to be the infamous "Dues Day" I feared it would be when he and Chromeslayer showed up.

We "pounded hole" with minimal results, but made up for it with constant beer drinking, Scissorfight, and heady meditation.

Colder than average temps. were abound in late february

There were descent days of slaying, and the fellowship got us through the humiliation of intermittent skunkings.

K8 did some serious slaying on the Siletz with back to back chromers!

North Umpqua natives are a sweet score no matter what color they are. Jimmy tailed this "beautiful buck" in style.

Jesse's trip was good for the third year in a row (4 years in the making). He only lost one fish the whole week - we fished both Umpqua's successfully, and caught quality fish.

Nathan gettn'm on the Siuslaw

Siuslaw Native