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Yea Dave had just toooo much going on. Moving to Tillamook Bay in the morning and hopefully will have some eye candy for you folks. Unfortunately, I doubt I will get a pic of anyone in a bikini with that up coming weather report, unless their top blows off

Well it was 89 here yesterday inland. My house is about 70 miles from the coast. But at the coast it is another story. I am moving down to Tillamook Bay this afternoon and here is the forecast . WED NIGHT...S WIND 20 TO 25 KT WITH GUSTS TO 30 KT. WIND WAVES 6 FT. SW SWELL 9 FT. CHANCE OF RAIN. .THU....

As many guides out there, we work long and hard to make sure our clients have a time of their lives. Now, I don't claim to be a fishing god, but I do put fish in the boat, thus making a most enjoyable day for my clients. Some clients tip, some don't. Generally most will throw me a $20 spot per-head....

Nice set up! Personally, I think you would be better off shipping it if it had a personal escort,,,like ME
I'll make sure it gets there without a scratch on her. Please PM me on departure date :lol:

Hi Folks! Back at home for a week, to catch up on the "honey do's" :shock: then back down to the Oregon Coast to get ready for the fast and furious Tillamook Bay Chinook fishery. These fish range from 30lbs to 50lbs, with about 40lbs being the norm. I will be fishing there from Sept. 21st ...

Any ideas folks? As I understand it Florida Sportfishing Magazine provided the media avenue for the fight,,,any biters?

As some of you know the Columbia River is still gill-netted by a few (approximately 150 active) commercial netters. As I understand it, the Florida sportsmen eliminated the indiscriminate commercial netting in Florida. I am very involved in getting the commercial off the river, the Indians are there...

Now that is a good day on the water. Especially then they bite on a bare hook. Nice pics

Sorry I missed that one. Where the Columbia river meets the Pacific is the Columbia River Bar. It is the meanest bar in the country, and I've been in some really bad BACK SIDE bars in my time :shock: Well there are two types of waves there: Type #1 Wave is a "Oh Crap" wave which requires o...

"They look like $$$$ to you, I know. And would to me too. But thats still one ugly looking prehistoric fish. They have a face only a mother or charter fisherman could truely love like their own." BTW Dave, One of these days you will get up here and fish with me and when you get your first ...

"Man you need to get hooked up with Accurate!!!!!" Dave I ran the 320 cause it would not be the first time I hold a client to "hold on to the rod, it's a big fish" only to have them say, yea, I got it! Then a few seconds later, my arms are stretched out like Michel Phelps in the ...

Welcome! Your going to like it here. Good folks with good ideas.

Hi IN2DEEP The rod holders are Scotty's http://www.scotty.com/marine/products/product/rodholders/index.html They are the most durable ones made. I've tried Downeasters, but they don't can't hold the bigger rods. The kicker is a 9.9 Merc Pro kicker that is not in drag :lol: There are two flexible str...

Morning Dave The seats and boxes are from Alumaweld. I had the same in my last jet boat and my clients raved about their comfort, so I decides to go with the same in the Pacific. The two forward ones are fixed and Kevin at Pacific came up with the slider system, the man is a thinker! He also made th...

Thanks guys for the warm welcome. as a matter of fact that was the warmest welcome I've had since I offered to buy drinks for everyone in the bar :D Dave that is a graphic on the boat. It is easier to replace if damaged and holds up better then paint. Thanks for the link Welder. I'll check it out. I...

As promised I finally got some pics on the "About your boat" thread. You folks are REALLY laid back compared to many of the sites out here. I guess it's cause were a bit too close to California. I'm going to enjoy sharing info and fish pics with you folks. BTW, between us, I'm from back ea...

Hi Folks I finally got some pics for you. Hopefully they won't slow down the dial ups to much. These pics were taken in the Buoy-10 area of the Columbia River, where the river meets the "Big Blue" Pacific. Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the Screaming Eagle, proudly built by Pacific Boats....

Thanks JD; next time you see me give me a yell.
I will get some pics posted today, where would be the best place to post them here?

Dave, I have seen a few boats around here like that. It's just another verson of a dory boat. They cut the waves really well.

Thanks for the warm welcome. It was a real pleasure taking to you yesterday and having the ability to share fishing info openly. I'll work on getting some pics loaded up. Once again, Thanks for a wonderful site.
Sincerely
Pete aka Seefood Man