ORC Lost and Found

If you lost a battery rig at the ORC, shoot me a PM describing it so we can figure out how to get it back to you   

I picked up a catch bag in the camping area and a watch at the launch.  Shoot me a PM describing either and we'll figure out how to get them back to their rightfull owners.

-Spot-

Tomas is the battery owner.

Also seems I left my knife sharpener at the Depoe Bay fish cleaning station.   

Tomas is the battery owner.

Also seems I left my knife sharpener at the Depoe Bay fish cleaning station.   

We saw that knife sharpener and one of the boat fishermen took it. It was the magnetic or suction cup one

I accidentally left my ugly stick lite with reel at the bottom of the ocean, remember your rod leashes!!

I accidentally left my ugly stick lite with reel at the bottom of the ocean, remember your rod leashes!!

And my safety flag.........

Tomas is the battery owner.

Also seems I left my knife sharpener at the Depoe Bay fish cleaning station.   

We saw that knife sharpener and one of the boat fishermen took it. It was the magnetic or suction cup one

That was a bit odd, when I plopped down the big cabbie near him and he asked what "that" was pointing towards the weird shaped thing stuck to the counter. 
I leaned over and said it looks like some kind of sharpener, and that I could be one of the guys we know that was in here earlier.  As I got closer to see how it was attached, 
he said sharply "Oh that's mine" and gave me a nasty look.   At that point, I thought maybe he really meant what was "that", meaning the big cabbie in front me.  He had three
knives laid out next to it too, so I didn't have reason to contest him.

Dang Lee, if I would have paid more attention.   

Hopefully he'll use it on a nice expensive fillet knife and ruin it.

It makes a sharp blade really quick, but they aren't good edges and don't last long.  I only use it on $9 Berkeley fillet knives.

What goes around comes around.

I'm guessing that was the guy missing a bunch of teeth with the strong homeless guy odor. I was in there when he walked in and he stunk up the room. I wish I got a look at his rig, next time he was parked in the lot I'd wait for him.

I'm guessing that was the guy missing a bunch of teeth with the strong homeless guy odor. I was in there when he walked in and he stunk up the room. I wish I got a look at his rig, next time he was parked in the lot I'd wait for him.

No, this was a clean cut, tan colored guy (25-35 years old) with a very slight European accent that kinda looked like he was from somewhere in the middle east. 
He didn't stay long after we crossed paths, so I didn't glean much more details.

I'm guessing that was the guy missing a bunch of teeth with the strong homeless guy odor. I was in there when he walked in and he stunk up the room. I wish I got a look at his rig, next time he was parked in the lot I'd wait for him.

No, this was a clean cut, tan colored guy (25-35 years old) with a very slight European accent that kinda looked like he was from somewhere in the middle east. 
He didn't stay long after we crossed paths, so I didn't glean much more details.

Was he in the background in any of the pictures? I despise thieves. He deserves a blanket party.

I'm guessing that was the guy missing a bunch of teeth with the strong homeless guy odor. I was in there when he walked in and he stunk up the room. I wish I got a look at his rig, next time he was parked in the lot I'd wait for him.

No, this was a clean cut, tan colored guy (25-35 years old) with a very slight European accent that kinda looked like he was from somewhere in the middle east. 
He didn't stay long after we crossed paths, so I didn't glean much more details.

Was he in the background in any of the pictures? I despise thieves. He deserves a blanket party.

Not in any of ours.  He was in there with one or two other folks and was actually finishing up what they just cleaned and left.  Another group showed up right after and had a mess of fish to clean, so they were in our pictures. One guy had about a 7 lb cabbie with a 12" octopus hanging out of it's mouth.  Every time the guy would tug on the octopus, the cabbie would try to swallow it more. It was the last fish they had caught that day and didn't bonk it. 

Anyone leave a knife in the restroom there at Chinook bend?  Describe it and I'll try to get it back to you.

One of the kids (older, longer blond hair... I don't think it was one of Mark's boys) came up to us on the gazebo and asked us if it was ours on Saturday after the tourney.  It was a <sic> knife right?


Edited by Spot to avoid temptation.

One of the kids (older, longer blond hair... I don't think it was one of Mark's boys) came up to us on the gazebo and asked us if it was ours on Saturday after the tourney.  It was a <sic> knife right?

Yes thats the one!     


Edited by Spot to avoid temptation