Awesome trip. Hunting was slow on the River, but the salt water more than made up for that. Plus, the scenery was amazing everywhere we went. Here's a couple of pics. I'll have some YouTube videos up soon.






This is a basalt formation on the bank of the Columbia River. There are indian graves there and markings on the rock faces.

Nice hunt!!!!! Capt....Who did you hook up with over there...Friends or a guide????

Lucky Bastard!!!!!!!!!!! Glad you had a great time Capt.

great pictures!

Also - just so y'all know, Fiocchi steel is a dirty, dirty firing shell. They did the job, but dang, I think that it's going to take me a week to get the shotgun cleaned.

Nice hunts. I'm headed to Vancouver, WA for some Salmon fishing at the end of April myself.

good chit el capitan!

spent a week dat way a couple of years ago for work. enjoyed de hell out of de scenery & de local brew houses!

thats pretty badass cap....very nice

Very nice Capt !!! I shore wood like to see sum of that country someday !!

Look like fun Capt.

Great hunt and I'm jealous. I need a sea hunt myself. Never been. Thanks Capt glad you had a good trip.
Randy

Nice part of the Country up that way.. Wish I still lived up there.. Nice hunt Capt..

Definatly pretty cool pics... But thais got sum fugly duck byrds!

Meant to ask - does anyone have a good recipe for Harbor Seal?

I have always wanted to go on a sea duck hunt capt! Those birds just don't look as purdy as the birds I typically shoot down here on the tx coast. Definatly looks like a fun time tho and would shore like to try it out!!

Here's a Columbia River redhead. I've shot them on the Gulf Coast in TX as well, and they were no more colored that what we shot up in Washington.

Late season birds are late season birds, no matter what their latitude my be...

I shot a bird one hunt on the Atch. Delta about 12 years ago when I was in college and didn't know what the hell it was. Just so happend I worked for the university along with a professor specializing in aquaculture and birds. Turns out it was a surf scoter. Talk about one lost bird.

Nice hunt. See any Harlequins at all?

Cool pics! You figured out a way to make those nasty bastages taste good yet other than putting in sausage?

You know .... I was lookin' at them photo's one mo time ..... reckon what them Indians used to paint them rocks with ..... sure do stay on a long time.