A couple trips this year have been under ridiculously high water experiences. Strangely ironic since most of our December fishing was record low flows. Such is the dynamic us river junkies must contend. Music By Modest Mouse, Flaming Lips, Snow Patrol and Hello I’m a Truck. STAY TUNED FOR PART 2 WHICH IS A BANK […]
Posts Tagged ‘Rusty Bell’
Movie: Heller High Water (pt.1)~Driftboating
Posted: April 3, 2012 by Hellcat in Fish Reports, Gear Fishing, Salmon, Trout & SteelheadTags: Chad Hardy, Driftboat, high water, Movie, Rusty Bell, Willem Bome
Product Review: Western Fishing Operations
Posted: March 23, 2012 by Hellcat in Fish Reports, Gear Fishing, News, Salmon, Trout & Steelhead, Tips & AdviceTags: Plastics, Product Review, Rusty Bell, Western Fishing Operations, WFO
As seen on Examiner.com’s Portland Fishing Examiner on line magazine. The following is an www.AllAroundAngler.com product review by Christopher Heller of Rusty Bell’s plastic baits company, Western Fishing Operations (WFO from herein). To say that I am old school would be innaccurate. At least to me. But I suppose with almost forty years of fishing, […]
Movie: INSANE DRIFT BOAT LAUNCH…….
Posted: March 18, 2012 by Hellcat in Fish Reports, Gear Fishing, Salmon, Trout & SteelheadTags: Drift Boat Launch, Launch, Rusty Bell, WFO
We all have a story about launching a drift boat. Maybe your truck got stuck trying to pull your boat up and over a sand bar. Or maybe you had to run it down a slide and had an extreme pucker factor ensue. Steve Gustafson and I now have a story that definitely tops yours. […]
AAA is proud to endorse WFO Quality Fishing Tackle
Posted: January 13, 2012 by Hellcat in Fish Reports, Gear Fishing, Links, News, Salmon, Trout & SteelheadTags: Bobber and worm, Craw pattern, Plastic worms, Rusty Bell, steelhead plastics, WFO
Through a fellow All Around Angler and contributor of this site, Steve ‘The Hustler’ Gustafson I was made aware of some fantastic locally made custom plastics….Western Fishing Operations, owned and operated by Rusty Bell. I used my first WFO plastic earlier this season to the tune of two fish right off the bat. When nothing […]