Zombie Salmon | MorrFlate Multi Tire Review | Fall Camping and Fishing in Oregon

Our first adventure of Autumn! Whats a zombie salmon??? Find out now and hear Jason talk about his new Morrflate Multi Tire Inflation kit. We're Jason and Denise and one of our absolute favorite things to do is explore the Pacific Northwest in our Land Cruiser 200 Series and our teardrop camper "Finn"
The Pacific Northwest has so much beauty around every turn and we're always blown away with what she has to show us.
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[@judyboren7310]

So enjoy your videos. Love watching Abby do zoomies and collecting rocks.

[@CoasttoCascadia]

Thanks! We enjoy sharing our adventures as well. Abbie is definitely a handful right now! 🤣

[@ochocoadventures9319]

“Ehh…people…” 😂 Agreed! . Love following along- inspiring us to pull out the camera again.

[@CoasttoCascadia]

🤣🤣🤣 Yay! So happy to hear that! We live in such a beautiful state, I hardly go anywhere without my camera. ❤️

[@danhiggins8733]

Hey, Guys, thanks for the shout out! So fun to meet you two! It really changes how I view your videos. So cool. BTW, looks like a great spot on the river. Love that river. And that whole area. Abby has me LOL! And, Jason, thanks for the review on the MorrFlate. I think I will try it simply for the inflation process. Speed AND bringing all 4 tires to 42 at the same time. Looks like it is just a hose system that I can plug it in to my ARB compressor, right? Looking forward to meeting up with you again some time. Maybe to do a trail together.

[@lindenjargons5658]

Yeah, it’s a great system and definitely beats a single hose. My first impression was that it was too expensive for what it is but that doesn’t seem to be the case. There’s a couple guys over on MUD who tried building it themselves and actually ended up spending the same or more. Being able to air up all the tires at the same time and to exactly the same pressure is awesome. Love it Would love to meet up again sometime!

[@colleendaniels6409]

Another beautiful video of our state! Love camping in the Deschutes! Maybe I'll run into you someday out in the wilds. Peace and blessings!

[@CoasttoCascadia]

Thank you! You’ve been following our adventures since the very beginning, would love to run into you some day. ❤️

[@pikab2001]

I always look forward to your next adventure!! Butterfly on the face... zombie fish... bears... Your sweet puppy is adorable!!! I loved her biting on Sammy's tail! LOL Running circles, collecting rocks. SWEET HEART! hehe Thanks for sharing. (Running out of propane sucks! LOL We now have 2 40's and 2 30's for this crazy Montana weather.)

[@CoasttoCascadia]

Yikes! I was thinking about you guys actually, staying in that motor home during the cold Montana winter, eeek! I hope you all stay warm and cozy. So glad you love the videos, i really enjoy making them.

[@dorsalfishing]

Those were most likely spring chinook. They come early to the upper watersheds to coincide with high water levels. Fish in the lower parts of the river systems will arrive in the fall(aka now). The marine derived nutrient cycle is amazing and most people don't realize how large of a role it has in our northwest forests.

[@CoasttoCascadia]

Thanks for the info! Jason grew up in Texas and I grew up in Southern CA so neither of us had seen anything like that. Once we learned why they were decaying and how beneficial it is to the water and soil we were amazed. It’s so interesting!

[@Oregontrailblazin]

Spawning

[@CoasttoCascadia]

You are right! After researching we learned that was the case. Neither of us had seen anything like that. It’s a very interesting lifecycle.

[@bajasoobnut]

Been looking sorta at those central inflators/deflators and now seeing one close up I might look into making my own. Doesn't help that I work in a model shop in Beaverton lmao

[@CoasttoCascadia]

They’re great! I imagine it wouldn’t be too difficult to make your own, especially if you have a shop to work in.

[@bajasoobnut]

@@CoasttoCascadia the only thing I can think of that I would have to find is the ends that lock onto the valve stems, the rest is readily available extra parts laying around lol

[@bajasoobnut]

You left the fire smoldering! It should be fully extinguished before you leave fyi

[@bajasoobnut]

And sorry that I am being harsh but that is one of the only things I am critical on. That and trash lol but that's because of the half of my family that has been involved in forestry for a long time in Central Oregon.

[@CoasttoCascadia]

No worries! We actually did put it out completely. We didn’t leave right after filming that, we stuck around after filming and made sure the fire was completely out. I actually thought about putting a disclaimer on the video thinking people would see that and think we left it smoldering. We would never do that, it’s one of my biggest pet peeves, along with leaving trash, when people leave campsites.

[@CoasttoCascadia]

In fact, if you see the scene right after when we actually drive off you’ll see that the fire is out. I appreciate your concern and totally understand because we feel the same way. ☺️