leahcim_dahc
9/9/2009 9:03:00 PMYeah...we typically hang out towards the west end of N. Levee Rd. Oh, BTW...the sunrise time was incorrect in my report...official sunrise was 06:39...the obligatory hour before would have been 05:39. :P
jens
9/10/2009 10:35:00 AMCool, maybe we'll cross paths one of these days- good luck on your broncos!!
leahcim_dahc
9/10/2009 4:40:00 PMQuite possible...I am usually in a maroon F-150 toting a pontoon most of the time. As a side note, just got an email from WDFW...the Puyallup closes in that area two days a week to sport fishing. Noon on Sunday until noon on Tuesday. Not sure about the Broncos this year...they have been played fairly weak all preseason. Hopefully, they step it up a bit come Sunday.
jens
9/10/2009 5:07:00 PMAre you usually backed in? The last few times I have gone to the river, I have seen a truck like you mentioned already there before me, and I have been getting there before 4am sometimes.
I get those emails too.
I get those emails too.
leahcim_dahc
9/11/2009 2:35:00 PMNo, that's not me...I think know what truck you're talking about though. I have been there fairly early as well, and he's already there. He may live there for all I know. :D
aguynamedmike
9/18/2009 7:47:00 AMI hope the warden doesnt see your buddy throwing spoons out there, Bouyant barbless lures is all thats allowed out there.
leahcim_dahc
9/18/2009 7:39:00 PMaguynamedmike-
You can still fish with non-buoyant lures (spoons & jigs). The new anti-snagging rules state if a non-buoyant lure is being used, then a single-point hook will be used, as well...and in some cases barbless (check regulations for specific areas). The only changes apply to buoyant lures or trolling...which can use more than one hook. At least that's how I read it...see the link below for "Anti-snagging rule clarified".
https://fortress.wa.gov/dfw/erules/efishrules/erule.jsp?id=815
You can still fish with non-buoyant lures (spoons & jigs). The new anti-snagging rules state if a non-buoyant lure is being used, then a single-point hook will be used, as well...and in some cases barbless (check regulations for specific areas). The only changes apply to buoyant lures or trolling...which can use more than one hook. At least that's how I read it...see the link below for "Anti-snagging rule clarified".
https://fortress.wa.gov/dfw/erules/efishrules/erule.jsp?id=815