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 on: Today at 03:29:49 PM 
Started by Colersmom - Last post by KilgoreTrout
Plenty of fry on the Harrison last weekend. Didn't see any trout, but it was a nice day out anyways 😎

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 on: Today at 12:55:15 PM 
Started by obie1fish - Last post by Rodney
obie1fish, the setup is found! Can you get in touch with me, either message here, or message on FB or IG, or email info@fishingwithrod.com (preferrably the other way instead of email).

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 on: Today at 11:01:26 AM 
Started by Colersmom - Last post by wildmanyeah
see a bunch of chum fry out today

 4 
 on: April 18, 2024, 10:10:02 AM 
Started by DragonSpeed - Last post by dennisK
great footage Brian; what drone? And was it a long drive to oceans shore? seems like a nice weekend jaunt...

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 on: April 17, 2024, 08:30:24 PM 
Started by chris gadsden - Last post by Fish Assassin
Speaking of dreams... Auston Matthews' dream of scoring 70 goals in a single season ended 1 short .... much like his team.

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 on: April 17, 2024, 06:51:48 PM 
Started by chris gadsden - Last post by dennisK
They are having a good season, the Cup is ours.

I remember the last time they won. Ballard ruled the roost. I was about 3 but still remember the insanity of the Yonge street parade my parents took me too. Unless we dig up Ballard and zombify him, chris....its just a dream....just a dream.



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 on: April 17, 2024, 02:32:23 PM 
Started by lapa - Last post by lapa
    Looking to trade two my casting rods. Not using them at all. Would also appreciate contact of reputable rod builder who can do conversion.
  -   Sage GSH 3106LB  - brown blank, brand new
  -   Sage GSH  2106lb  - brown blank, mint condition
Will add cash if needed.

 8 
 on: April 15, 2024, 04:41:49 PM 
Started by chris gadsden - Last post by chris gadsden
Consider giving back to our river so many of you fish. This post is from The Chilliwack Vedder River Cleanup Society.

Dear Friends of the Chilliwack Vedder River Cleanup Society,

This is a friendly reminder that the Spring River Cleanup is happening THIS Saturday, April 20th.

We invite you and all our Adopt-A-River volunteers to join us at THOMPSON REGIONAL PARK (48600 Chilliwack Lake Rd), Chilliwack, BC, to get our beautiful Chilliwack Vedder river valley all cleaned up for Spring. Registration will be open from 8:30 am to 9:30 am, and if you PRE-REGISTER before the event, you will receive an extra raffle ticket.

To pre-register, email us the following information no later than Friday, April 19th: Full name, cell phone number, Emergency Contact name, and cell phone number. We will use this information to contact you if you don't check back in with registration at Thompson Regional Park.

All garbage must be returned to the bins before 1:30 pm. Thank you to Scott and the crew at Valley Waste for donating the bins for our cleanups, Home Depot for donating our cleanup supplies, and, McDonald's on Luckakuck for the refreshments. Of course, we thank the City of Chilliwack, the Fraser Valley Regional District, and, the Province for their funding too. We could not do what we do without the support of all of our partners.

Did you know that the City of Chilliwack supports organized cleanups of illegal dumping hotspots located on public land within City boundaries and in FVRD Electoral Area E (Chilliwack River Valley) in two ways:

    Providing free Tag-a-Bag stickers for waste, or...
    Providing a free tipping pass for the Bailey Landfill (applicable for those in the FVRD Electoral Area E).

For more information, please visit the City's website.

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 on: April 15, 2024, 12:02:40 PM 
Started by samsonwilliams - Last post by bigblockfox
it really depends on what your smoking. if your happy with the size of your little cheif and are not smoking larger pieces of meat like briskets, a bradley would be a good setup. i have a bradley digital 5 rack smoker and its been good over the last 10 years ive had it. did have replace an element once. nice to be able to control temperature for different types of meat.

if you plan to smoke briskets and larger meat, their are defiantly better options. ill let others comment on those.

 

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 on: April 15, 2024, 03:12:50 AM 
Started by samsonwilliams - Last post by samsonwilliams
Hi, After 25 years, my little chief has finally decided to retire. Looking for advice for a new smoker that's reasonably priced, between $ 300- 400. Thanks.

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