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06/25/2011 05:04PM
New Trip Report posted by rockstaranon
Trip Name: You Don't Catch, You Don't Eat.
Entry Point: 23
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Trip Name: You Don't Catch, You Don't Eat.
Entry Point: 23
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"The fish and I were both stunned and disbelieving to find ourselves connected by a line." - William Humphrey
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06/25/2011 08:44PM
Nice report. Thanks for taking the time to share your story & photos.
Bummer about the bear troubles. Very memorable if nothing else? :)
Didn't know it at the time.... But I, believe we met last year on Disappointment during those gale force winds/waves. Your group camped just off of our site.
At least it sounds like you had some fairly decent fishing?
Bummer about the bear troubles. Very memorable if nothing else? :)
Didn't know it at the time.... But I, believe we met last year on Disappointment during those gale force winds/waves. Your group camped just off of our site.
At least it sounds like you had some fairly decent fishing?
06/27/2011 12:18PM
Thanks guys.
@Tusc. I remember you at our makeshift campsite last year. Bears seem to follow us wherever we go. And the fishing was spectacular, especially on Crooked. There's just something about that lake that really makes it feel personal when you're fishing on it.
@paddle. Crooked Doughnuts are easy but require you to carry in things that you will only use once, such as 2 small bread pans. Bring in 2 loaves of frozen dough and try and keep them as cool as possible so they don't start to rise in your food pack. Place them in the bread pan 8 hours before you're ready to use and spread some water on the top so it doesn't dry out. Heat a pan up and put about 1/2 a block of crisco till it's melted on the bottom. After the dough has risen, start tearing chunks and twisting them up. Throw the dough pieces in the pan till each side is crisp golden brown, they don't have to be in the pan long so keep an eye on them. Serve as a breakfast item with syrup!
For some reason my pictures only show up as a file icon. this happened in my last trip report too and I can't figure out why. I've contacted a moderator but have heard nothing back. you can still see the photo if you click on the icon.
@Tusc. I remember you at our makeshift campsite last year. Bears seem to follow us wherever we go. And the fishing was spectacular, especially on Crooked. There's just something about that lake that really makes it feel personal when you're fishing on it.
@paddle. Crooked Doughnuts are easy but require you to carry in things that you will only use once, such as 2 small bread pans. Bring in 2 loaves of frozen dough and try and keep them as cool as possible so they don't start to rise in your food pack. Place them in the bread pan 8 hours before you're ready to use and spread some water on the top so it doesn't dry out. Heat a pan up and put about 1/2 a block of crisco till it's melted on the bottom. After the dough has risen, start tearing chunks and twisting them up. Throw the dough pieces in the pan till each side is crisp golden brown, they don't have to be in the pan long so keep an eye on them. Serve as a breakfast item with syrup!
For some reason my pictures only show up as a file icon. this happened in my last trip report too and I can't figure out why. I've contacted a moderator but have heard nothing back. you can still see the photo if you click on the icon.
"The fish and I were both stunned and disbelieving to find ourselves connected by a line." - William Humphrey
06/27/2011 10:37PM
After reading this I'm convinced the short-barreled shotgun, rubber slugs and bean-bag rounds will be coming along on my trip. Good grief. What is most disturbing is their complete indifference to man.
Treat the earth well, it was not given to you by your parents. It was loaned to you by your children. -- Native American Proverb
07/03/2011 02:18PM
Good report rockstar. Well written and very nice photos. I literally spewed the water I was drinking when I read the "How about a little privacy here?" comment. I know now if I ever see chewed bear ropes hanging around a site I'll be a movin' on brother.
08/24/2014 05:25PM
Quite an adventure. I have had several bear encounters while camping and it has been my experience that if the bears get fed, you will continue having problems. Relocating camp in the morning is a good idea. By the way that is a good sized bear in your photo. Up close they are very impressive, all muscle. They are only after food and get very motivated once fed, tornado Joe.
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