Evening Springer fishing in Portland, Oregon.

[@hankmishima4798]

Thanks for sharing David!

[@DavidPyle]

Thank you, Hank. Good to hear from you. I hope you're taking advantage of the Columbia river extension.

[@kilinitadventures1083]

awesome as always...good job

[@DavidPyle]

Thanks again!

[@johnbolton9957]

Those jacks are Wonderful on the BBQ... And you don't have to waste a tag on it!

[@DavidPyle]

I'll take a Jack over a skunk anyway. Haha.

[@NorthwestOpenSeason]

Nice little fish! Much better than nothing.

[@DavidPyle]

You got that right!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Another good job David. I always enjoy your videos. I know I’ve commented before on your auto pilot, but which model is it? Thank you

[@DavidPyle]

Jeromy, it's a Reactor 40. Made by Garmin.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you

[@jeffstoeger2974]

Hey David nice show on Saturday. Should help business

[@DavidPyle]

Thank you, Jeff. Too bad my iPhone wasn't connecting very well.

[@estebanherrera9271]

Do you use 8 oz even on uphill troll? If so what is SOG uphill. Whenever I run 8 oz going uphill in that area seems like I'm fishing super suspended

[@DavidPyle]

In areas of strong current you may need to increase to 10 oz. Generally, we're just letting out more line to stay near the bottom.

[@ivan_pavlenko23]

Hey David what’s your trolling speed?

[@schoenbaum1]

At the end of the video he says 1.5sog

[@crazypaul3997]

He provides all the information at the end of the video. Just watch the scrolling text.

[@DavidPyle]

Thank you for pointing that out, Dan.

[@DavidPyle]

Thank you for pointing that out, Paul.