Looking for Bandon members

Anticipating moving to Bandon. Would appreciate the opportunity to communicate with members who live in that area. Thanks. Jim

Just moved to Bandon. Anticipate gearing up over the winter. Planning on getting an Old town sportsman 120. Would also like to meet and talk with knowledgeable locals.

We have a place at Bandon and keep two Tridents there. Always looking for more folks to kayak fish with there. We spend about one week per month there and like to work in fishing when possible. I am familiar with Port Orford, Sunset Bay, The Coquille River and the local lakes as well as bank fishing around the local rivers.

Chris

You never go fishing down here anymore.  FAKE NEWS!   

You never go fishing down here anymore.  FAKE NEWS!   

I might like to again if there was anyone to go with, like someone who answers their phone in a timely way.   Yes, I know, I'm not the fisherman I would like to be.

O My Sweet and Fluffy Lord, you took me seriously!  I think you'll always be the fisherman you claim to be but I, alas, am fading away.

I fish out of sunset bay and am always looking for someone to go out with.  If the forcast holds I will go Wed or Thurs Sept. 9, 10.

When the weather is nice, I really love the kayaking opportunities in Port Orford and Sunset.  Would like to get out on Coos Bay some one of these fine windless days...do those ever happen on Coos Bay?

When the weather is nice, I really love the kayaking opportunities in Port Orford and Sunset.  Would like to get out on Coos Bay some one of these fine windless days...do those ever happen on Coos Bay?

When we were there last month it was windless on Coos Bay till around 10 or 11AM then someone turned on the blower...

It was good fishing till then.  The trip back across the bay was not fun 

When the weather is nice, I really love the kayaking opportunities in Port Orford and Sunset.  Would like to get out on Coos Bay some one of these fine windless days...do those ever happen on Coos Bay?

Not often this year, Ms. fish.  This has been a year when 24-hour winds in the upper teens and twenties have been the rule down here and we've seen nearly constant small craft advisories, but the direction of the wind has started shifting back-and-forth from northerly to southerly, leaving us in a more normal pattern of relatively calm mornings turning mighty sporty around noon.