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Paul Price
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- Cornelius, OR
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Hops and Heritage Fesitval 2014
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Hello all fellow wood boat enthusiasts.The following is a summary of the Hops and Heritage Festival that occurred this past weekend in Independence, Oregon. Awhile back organizer Roger Fletcher sent…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rick Newman Oct 1, 2014.
How do you break your leg when fishing?
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Here is a picture of a recent outing where my friend Greg Whitson, who is a decorated…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by David Jensen Mar 5, 2014.
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- Hometown:
- Cornelius, Oregon
- About Me:
- I built my 17.5 Tatman boat in 1993 called the Dream Boat. Not only is she the Belle of the ball, she is outfitted with many options that has helped me catch a lot fish. I attended my first Wood Boat People event this year. I felt very welcomed. I'm happy to be a part of this group.
- Boats I own:
- 17 1/2 ft. 54" Tatman Boat 1993
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It is a little high but really nice also. there is a large tree just below the riverside ramp. we put in there and floated down to clackamette park. a little tricky by the water tower takeup and under the railroad/205 bridges.
there was smelt jumping almost all the way down with alot jumping at meldrum bar plus a couple of nice salmon which looked like they were taking something off the surface. Mayflys are hatching also. let me know when your over here, we are really close to meldrum bar park.
Hello Paul, I would like to be the first to welcome you aboard. I just approved your membership. You can even see pictures of your boat on my page here on Wooden Boat People. I've been wondering when you were going to join. We look forward to your contributions and photo's. Perhaps even a few fishing tips and such!
Rick Newman