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Bio
The Outdoor Line is the original Seattle outdoor radio show and can be heard every Saturday from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. on 710 ESPN Seattle. Hosts Tom Nelson and Rob Endsley combine listener calls with a variety of fishing and hunting experts and political activists to keep Pacific Northwest anglers, hunters, and outdoorsman abreast of new techniques, upcoming seasons, and conservation news.
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Last winter I decided to pick up a new rifle that would work a little better for long shots in open country…a long range bomber if you will. The time had come to retire my old Browning 30.06 and get … Continue reading -
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A sure sign of spring after a long winter is the annual arrival of our salmon forecasts and the “North of Falcon” meetings. I await the salmon forecast numbers like a kid waiting for Christmas morning. Hello, my name is … Continue reading
This Week on the Outdoor Line
SATURDAY March 8th ... 6-8 AM!!!
- SPRING FORWARD into some serious early spring outdoor action!
- The chinook minimum size debate rages on! We want to hear your opinion! 22? 24? or, 20 inches??!?
- Still on steelhead: B-Rad Wagner is! Mid Columbia March ironhead madness!
- Big Ray Gombisky with a very special announcement for you hard-core shooters!
- House biologist Curt Kraemer with an Occupy Skagit update!
- Tech Line: High water steelhead tech!
- Jet Chevrolet's Picks of the week and much, much more!!!
The Outdoor Line Community
On The Forum
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Post by koolkatkitty » Sun Mar 09, 2014 05:31 PM
I just came across one of those electrocatch units from Scientific Fishing Systems, the box had not ...
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Post by rrenick65 » Sun Mar 09, 2014 03:12 PM
I agree with the 20" bleeder, but I may have a serious issue with the minimum size. I somewhat have an ...
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Post by Stonefish » Sat Mar 08, 2014 10:48 PM
Brandon, Moving water is key. Good tidal exchanges really help the fishing. A buddy and I fished today ...
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Post by Fishnut » Sat Mar 08, 2014 08:32 PM
Mike Jamboretz and Ron Garner will be giving a halibut presentation on how to catch halibut, free to ...
Outdoor Line Videos
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Rigging Up to Catch Kokanee
John Martinis from John's Sporting Goods joins Rob Endsley from the Outdoor Line on 710 ESPN Seattle to show off some great tackle combo's for catching Kokanee in the lakes of Washington state.
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Tail Wagger Spoons
John Martinis from John's Sporting Goods in Everett, Washington joins Rob Endsley from the Outdoor Line on 710 ESPN Seattle to talk about some top spoons for catching winter blackmouth in Washington's Puget Sound. Johns describes how to make the deadly effective tail wagger spoons that work so well for blackmouth.
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Side Drifting for Steelhead
Rob Endsley from the Outdoor Line on 710 ESPN Seattle shows us a highly effective Lamiglas/Daiwa side drifting set up that is deadly effective for catching winter steelhead on the rivers of the Pacific Northwest.
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