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09 Sidewinder Charters at Cathlamet for Spring Chinook : Gallery of snapshots from an April 9th and 10th 2009 trip with Sidewinder Charters for Spring Chinook fishing out of Cathlamet Washington on the lower Columbia River. Image Copyright © 2009 J. Andrew Towell for Troutstreaming outdoor and sports media. All Rights Reserved. Please contact the copyright holder at troutstreaming@gmail.com to discuss any and all usage rights .

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Gallery of snapshots from an April 9th and 10th 2009 trip with Sidewin ...

Updated: Apr 12, 2009 12:41pm PST

Deception Pass :

Updated: Dec 10, 2008 6:57am PST

Carne Mountain : 13 Oct '08. In pursuit of inspiring yellow views... Carne Mountain rises to over 7000 ft in the Mount Baker National Forest, about 35 miles north of Leavenworth, WA. We had the perfect day hike: crisp & dry air, plenty of sunshine, sweetly yellow larch trees standing out sharply against the backdrop of jagged peaks and fresh snowfall. It was a long drive from Seattle, but we didn't leave very early, and it was totally worthwhile. Oh, and we had a very lively and lovely companion--Matt's dog.

13 Oct '08. In pursuit of inspiring yellow views... Carne Mountain ri ...

Updated: Nov 16, 2008 1:07pm PST

Knoble Knob - Mt. Rainier : 28 Sep '08.

Knoble Knob - Mt. Rainier

28 Sep '08.

Updated: Oct 04, 2008 4:40pm PST

Mount Adams : 13-14 Sep '08. After two years of deliberation, finally got around to climbing Mount Adams. I went with my coworkers Eddie and Ryan. The climb was somewhat grueling due to the distance and roughness of the terrain, but definitely worthwhile. We caught the last weekend of nice weather in September. On the downside, there wasn't enough good snow left for glissading, which seems to be the biggest draw for many people, but we had our big highlight by taking a 'shortcut' through the glacier near the false summit...

13-14 Sep '08. After two years of deliberation, finally got around to ...

Updated: Sep 20, 2008 8:13pm PST

Anacortes, kayaking : 31 Aug '08. After my climbing plan for the Labor Day weekend fell through unexpectedly, I made a quickly planned getaway with Bingram and Veronica to Anacortes, WA. We went on a guided kayaking tour around Burrows Island, which is just to the west of Fidalgo Island (on which Anacortes sits). We enjoyed nice weather, picturesque marina & water views, some old town charm, calm water, and good food.

Anacortes, kayaking

31 Aug '08. After my climbing plan for the Labor Day weekend fell thro ...

Updated: Sep 07, 2008 10:26am PST

Horseshoe Basin, Pasayten Wilderness 8/17 - 8/20/2008 : "A STRONG AND WET STORM SYSTEM MORE TYPICAL OF AUTUMN WILL BEGIN AFFECTING WESTERN WASHINGTON LATE TUESDAY...AND CONTINUE THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING. THIS SYSTEM PROMISES TO BRING SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL TO THE AREA FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 2 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE ON THE SOUTHWEST FACING SLOPES OF THE OLYMPICS AND CASCADES. ELSEWHERE...A QUARTER TO THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH IS POSSIBLE...WITH SOME SOME SITES ON THE COAST RECEIVING NEAR AN INCH."<br>
With a description like that, our original plans to hike in the Glacier Peak Wilderness were quickly altered. We decided to try and head further east and north to the Okanogan region. Sadly, this year's annual hiking trip was still cut short due to Mother Nature. The "unseasonable" storm brought rain/hail/thunder/lightning/sun to our trip so we hiked out 2 days early.

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Updated: Aug 25, 2008 9:33pm PST

Lake Serene : 9 Aug '08. A surprisingly rewarding hike not far from Seattle, on a not-so-promising day weather-wise. Lake Serene is reachable via a 3.5 mile somewhat steep trail starting just a little off SR-2 in Index, WA. Since it was a drab and occasionally wet day, there weren't too many people on the trail. But the woods spared us from getting wet, and we enjoyed some great scenery around the lake, with a surprising amount of snow left from last winter--at < 2300 ft elevation!

9 Aug '08. A surprisingly rewarding hike not far from Seattle, on a n ...

Updated: Aug 11, 2008 8:59am PST

Granite Mountain : 2 Aug '08.

Granite Mountain

2 Aug '08.

Updated: Aug 05, 2008 10:16pm PST

Goat Lake : 6 July '08. Goat Lake is nestled in a beautiful cirque off the Mountain Loop Highway, just a few miles past Barlow Pass. This was supposed to be a July 4th calorie burn-off hike. ;-) It wasn't challenging but good length: we did 11-12 miles roundtrip, with some scrambling around the lake. The sun decided to sleep in that Sunday, but that only made the light effects around the lake more interesting.

6 July '08. Goat Lake is nestled in a beautiful cirque off the Mountai ...

Updated: Jul 13, 2008 10:34pm PST

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Sidewinder Charters at Tillamook : This is a feature gallery of a late September fishing trip with Sidewinder Charters targeting Chinook Salmon (King) at Tillamook Bay Oregon http://www.sidewindercharters.com . Fishing was fast and furious with a limit of Chinook hooked and landed each morning. The photo gallery from the trip contains pictures of chinook salmon, fishing, Tillamook Bay, other fishing boats, and Garibaldi Marina. All photos copyright 2005 by J. Andrew Towell - All Rights Reserved. Please contact troutstreaming@gmail.com for any use.

Please see Tillamook Bay Chinook Salmon Fishing Report in gallery comments for details on the fishing.

Sidewinder Charters at Tillamook

Soldier Lakes : This was my 8-year old son Joe's first backpacking trip. What a trooper he was! We went in to the Frank Church River of no Return Wilderness area for a quick overnighter and had a blast. We did about 12-14 miles (from start to finish) around the Soldier Lakes area. What a great area! I need to get back there and spend some more time exploring and fishing.