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ef drifting - 7:12 p.m. 2/3/2010

Theres a lot to no , but its not hard its all about feal . You need too no how your boat feals in different water leavels . And how to work your oars.Never take chances if in dought row to shore and look over your path. I can help, been doing it a long time. We will see how you reply. Dont want to be in everyonens eye. Reply and I will get back to yopu. Dave B - Kelso /Wash

smelt - 7:01 p.m. 2/3/2010

an abundence of smelt were definately in the cowlitz up until about sunday! they now seem to be gone. go figure,with saturdays opener approaching! Jay - kelso

new boater advice - 4:19 p.m. 2/3/2010

Hope everything goes well with your new drift boat! My two cents would be to practice in slacker water/other rivers ( like the cowlitz ) before doing the east fork. It is more of a technical river than most. The lower stretch has a lot of trees going part way across the river and there are a few bends like before christmas tree that could be difficult for a novice oarsman. A good rule is to point the boat towards trouble and use the rivers momentum to your advantage. Good luck and tight lines. Casey Bradstreet - Vancouver, WA chrisjwilson@yahoo.com

ef drifting? - 1:48 p.m. 2/3/2010

im getting a drift boat in 2 weeks.... ive been out with guides in drift boats but have never gone down in one myself. planning on using it on the EF majority of the time. Any pointers for a new drifter? water level, river current, obstacles that i need to be on the lookout for? where are the best spots? lewisville?daybreak? thanks in advance serg - battle ground wa chef_serg@yahoo.com

Merwin - 12:01 p.m. 2/3/2010

Gary - Merwin usually doesn't get any signficant action until March. I usually start it after Springer season and do fairly well. If you go up this early you may want to think about Yale. Larger number of targets to shoot for! Anyone out there fished either Merwin or Yale yet this year? Bent rods for all... Jon - Vancouver, Washington Kokoneehaase@msn.com

Excellent Fishing Yesterday Kalama - 9:06 a.m. 2/2/2010

We had a tremendous day fishing secret spot on the kalama some really nice wild landed 2-3 yesterday ...B-run is defineatly here any new reports on NFL Ray Flosser rlh@noncom.net

B run? - 5:24 p.m. 1/29/2010

So, do you think that these natives caught in the Kalama is evidence that the B run is starting to arrive? GOD, I hope so... Still no fish in the middle stretch of the EF Lewis. :( Mark - Battle Ground mark.rosbarsky@yahoo.com

merwin - 5:12 p.m. 1/29/2010

anybody fishing Merwin for kok yet or is it to early? Thanks for any info. gary - longview wa garsand2@hotmail.com

upper cowlitz river - 9:12 a.m. 1/29/2010

I have fishing at the skykomish river yesturday C&R one native steelhead 12 lbs on float and jigs is any good at the upper cowlitz river was thinking going there next week .. Tightlines..<~~~~ Harold - MountLake Terrace,Wa

kalama - 10:37 p.m. 1/28/2010

Hit the Kalama yesterday heard of 3 natives caught in the canyon and seen 1 hatchery caught at red barn, nice and bright. Also they recycled a truck load yesterday at about noon or so. Water was nice and clear. ty - vancouver, wa mofowhosty@yahoo.com

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