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Comment on A Tribute to a Dear Friend | Rogue River Outfitters by RRO

RRO — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 03:19:09 +0000

Thanks Gina. We agree and they will all be missed beyond belief.

Comment on A Tribute to a Dear Friend | Rogue River Outfitters by Gina Theriault

Gina Theriault — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 03:11:25 +0000

I knew Jeff in high school when I dated Brad. It was incredibly sad when I heard, many years ago about Brad’s death and so sorry Jeff is now gone much too soon, They were all very good people and I have fond memories of the entire family. Nice tribute.

Comment on Oregon Chinook Salmon Fishing | RRO-Trips by RRO

RRO — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 16:53:27 +0000

Next time for certain… You know we would of had another 3 or 4 in the boat if you had been there

Comment on Oregon Chinook Salmon Fishing | RRO-Trips by Carla

Carla — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 16:43:43 +0000

The salmon was terrific!! I was one of the lucky wives who got to enjoy the benefits of her husbands hard day of play. Thank you RRO for putting the boat where the fish would bite, even when the fishermen were not looking!!! I wish I could have been there….next time.

Comment on A Tribute to a Dear Friend | Rogue River Outfitters by Amy, Jeff's Daughter

Amy, Jeff's Daughter — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 23:34:37 +0000

I was the most fortunate girl to have my Dad as a Father. I have learned sooo much from Dad over the yrs as well. I always had great fishing and hunting trips, because my Dad “made the trip”! He is already missed by me. I will carry one his life journey though and enjoy every minute of it! I love you Dad!
Amy

Comment on A Tribute to a Dear Friend | Rogue River Outfitters by Dave Phelps

Dave Phelps — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 18:19:36 +0000

Jeff was a one of a kind! I have learned a ton about life from him and his family. Most of all to LIVE!

I hope he spends his eternal time with a fish on and is in pursuit of a Ringneck with one of his dogs leading the way.

He will be missed.

Comment on Winter Steelhead Wonderland | Rogue River Outfitter by Dave Abbott

Dave Abbott — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 23:21:57 +0000

74 days until the Big “D” and i can kiss all my redside boys

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Comment on Friends | A Moment to Pause | Rogue River Outfitters by dale madden

dale madden — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 05:22:19 +0000

CRAIG AND TINA
IT WAS GREAT TO SEE YOU YESTERDAY. WE WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE PAT WITH US ON THE RIVER FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES. IN HIS MEMORY I HOPE WE CAN KEEP THE REEL CIRCULATING AMONG THE GROUP. RAY THINKS HE SHOULD BE AN EARLY CHOICE – SUGGESTED HE BE 9TH TO GET IT. WOULD ONLY MAKE HIM 95 WHEN IT IS HIS TURN. WE ALL PLAN ON THIS KIND OF FUTURE. KEEP DOING YOUR PUSH UPS, YOU ARE GOING TO NEED YOUR STRENGTH TO KEEP US UPRIGHT.
DALE

Comment on 2011 Rogue River Rafting | Rogue Rafting Video by Kris

Kris — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 23:18:42 +0000

Since this is coming from the female side of the fishing party please understand you won’t get the fish count as you would if my husband were writing.
Better than driving a convertible, which I don’t have and now don’t feel I need. There is no comparison to being in a drift boat under Craig’s control with the fresh air all around you. If you need more power or want to go faster you wait as Craig and the rapids provide much more than a push of the pedal in a car. I mention the convertible because the subject was brought up by my husband when we were floating with Craig last week on the upper Rogue. He stated I wanted a convertible but never pleased with the ones I saw or drove. As stated above, there is now no need. Whether you are on the water in spring, summer or fall the blessings of fishing and floating with Craig is far superior.
This fishing trip was on the Rogue area above Graves Creek. We have been in the Wilderness several times but being able to fish a new part of the Rogue was the best! The wildlife was out for show as we saw deer, osprey, eagle, heron, beaver, deer, turtles and many other birds and sites to enjoy.
Craig did not disappoint as we fished for half pounders and adult steelhead. Our count was great both days and what challenges we had as we (me) being given lessons in using 4 different methods to fish and they ALL worked as we caught fish on each. We twitched with flies; side drifted with worms and then with bobbers and worms and used plugs. Craig rowed the river so well and must be several pounds lighter as we fished both sides of the calm and rough waters. Again, I thank Craig for his patience and his teaching is tops. Tina is a treasure and between the two of them the trips we have been on are enhanced by their spirits.
Thank you for more memories and we look forward to our next adventure.
Kris