Where did you fly today?
Did you fly somewhere cool, take photos, and feel like telling the tale to make us drool from the confines of our offices? Post them up!
Jigging right on bottom 60 -70 ft deep .I was using half regular rod so I could feel the bite .it is real light bite missed lot until got hang of it.2 ft of ice.this is last June 1 .we caught about 20 -30 that day same place kids had lots of fun.these were bull trout
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Headed for the barn last night as the wind was coming up (rained all day today to).

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It’s not the Cessna, but fighting unseasonably intense fires in the day job in Alberta. This is High Prairie,

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Ardent wrote:It’s not the Cessna, but fighting unseasonably intense fires in the day job in Alberta. This is High Prairie,

That is a mesmerizing shot.
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Interesting paint job on the blades. We painted one blade on the OH6-A Loach white so it would show up well against the jungle when he was working as low bird for us in the Cobra at 1200'.
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Ardent, how's laying in the bubble working out for you? Watched you finishing up your IR during GF2. Saw a military 212 there with an interesting 90 gal aux system (49 right, 41 left). Frees up the honeymoon seats.
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Ardent wrote:It’s not the Cessna, but fighting unseasonably intense fires in the day job in Alberta. This is High Prairie,

Beautiful shot. Welcome to my neck of the woods, I'm just to the WNW. CDT8. If you ever need some fuel stop in, have a 400 BBL tank here for the air tractors and anyone in need...
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Fun Sunday in the Mojave . Two Pacers ,Two Pilots , Two Drones . Fun times
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sierrasplitter wrote:Fun Sunday in the Mojave . Two Pacers ,Two Pilots , Two Drones . Fun times
And you were just across the highway from my place when you hit Giant Rock.
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And you were just across the highway from my place when you hit Giant Rock.
Really Like that area. Dry Lakes everywhere. Chase was thinking we should have a fly in out there
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sierrasplitter wrote:And you were just across the highway from my place when you hit Giant Rock.
Really Like that area. Dry Lakes everywhere. Chase was thinking we should have a fly in out there
Let’s do it. I got plenty of room.
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hotrod180 wrote:6CA5 ?
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Sun May 28, 2023 10:52 am
Washington State DOT/Aviation maintains a bunch of grass strips up in the Cascade Mountains. They are only backcountry-ish since they are well maintained and are often within walking distance of a lodge, or town. Due to mountain weather, these strips are typically closed from Oct 1 until June 1, but we've had a dryer and warmer spring than normal, so some of these strips opened early this year. That gave a bunch of us the opportunity to fly to Skykomish State (S88) in the Skykomish River valley before the crazily busy Memorial Day weekend flying began. It turned out to be a fabulous day.
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Nicely done, thanks Flyhound!
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