Walleye Club

[duckhat]

I'm in search of the address for tonights meeting of the Lower Columbia Walleye Club. I lost thier information I picked up at the Sportsman show & would appriciate any help.

Good Fishun

[duckhat]

Any info on Oregon Bass & Panfish would be appriciated also.

good fishun

[shalom]

Hey Duckhat, Here is how you get to the Walleye meeting tonight: Come to Portland and use I 84 to get out to I 205. Go south bound on I 205 til you come to the glisan exit. Turn left on glisan and proceed out to 139th. Turn right onto 139th and go two stop lights. The second light crosses Stark. Now continue on 139 past Stark until you come to the driveway on the left for Eastside Free Methodist Church. If you have trouble finding the church, you can call larry on his cell phone at 503-913-3442. Good Luck!

[shalom]

I sent you a private e-mail with my name and phone number.Give me a call and we can talk about the OREGON BASS AND PANFISH CLUB.If you didn’t get my e-mail send me a private e-mail with your phone number and I will give you a call and we can talk about the club. The club is very family orientated .We like to share and help people catch fish.

[shalom]

Duckhat
I noticed that this is your second post.
Welcome to the family of i-fishers.I will call a member of the club and ask him to post direction for you. If you could post a story about yourself,that would be great. We love to read first time storys from newbees.Its not a requirement just a request,and all most all of us have done it.It took me a while to think of one.If you can figure out how to back track a page or two of this colum you can read some and get an idea.

[bucketmouth]

Hey Duckhat, don't overlook the Oregon Bass and Panfish Club. We walleye fish too!

[bucketmouth]

The OBPC is the largest wholy independent bass fishing club this side of the Mississippi. We have 350 members. We are not a tournament club. We schedule several fishing outings throughout the year. We call these outings Fish-ins. Depending on where the fish-in is held, we can have as many as 90 club members attend! Each month at our regular meetings we have informative speakers come and address topics from Bass fishing to anchoring & boat safety. In the Past we have had some very high profile names in the industry speak. I won't mention names here cuz I don't want anybody to feel left out. But I can tell you that many Sportsmans Show speakers have also been our guest speakers. The Club is family oriented and we really do have fun. Espically on the fish-ins. To spice things up on the outings, we through in potluck dinners, fish frys and BBQ's. There are amature contest for fun and non boaters are welcome to fish with those who do have boats. The club is also highly involved in reclamation of habitat and enhancement of the warm water fishery. If you or anyone would like to attend please feel welcome to do so!

[ 02-13-2004, 02:23 PM: Message edited by: bucketmouth ]

[dirty ernie]

Dirty Ernie,
I fish the central columbia and each year I catch 12 to 18 fish a year that are 10lbs to 15lbs marbleeyes. I have a 14lb 9oz and a 15lb 3oz eyes that were taken in the last two years.

[bucketmouth]

Dirty Ernie, Welcome to the Ifish forum. Keep catching those big uns! :smile:

[shalom]

Welcome aboard . arty; :smile: