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Shown here are Mark Delaney, sales manager for the Westwinn Group (left), me and Dan Feil, of Bob Feil Boats and Motors after our tour of the JetCraft production plant.
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A load of HarberCraft boats, the Canadian brand name for JetCraft, is loaded and ready to be shipped. This load was headed for the Yukon.
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Here is the production line at the Westwinn Group plant in Vernon B.C. On the left a JetCraft boat nears completion, and on the right a KingFisher moves down the production line.
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I am pretty proud of this whitefish I pulled from a deep hole on Warm Springs Creek, near Anaconda. It was the fattest whitefish I had ever seen!
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My fishing partner, Ed Heim of Anaconda, shows off a nice brown trout from Warm Springs Creek. It was the first fish he had caught on a rod made for him by his father-in-law.
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This fish was taken near Crab Creek below Wanapum Dam. Shown here is Shane Magnuson and his client Kevin.
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I finally got a chance to go steelhead fishing, and my first fish of the season was a dandy. It measured 33 inches!
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This fall king was landed by Shane Magnuson's client Tom, from Yakima. It put up a spectacular fight.
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The Wenatchee Wild's Walt made an appearance at Salmon Fest recently, and tried his hand at fly casting.
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Here I am with one of the many rainbow I caught on the Kettle River. I didn't get anything really big on the Kettle this year, just rainbow to 14 inches.
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