Hey guys i just got this off of the Ifish board and I know alot of snohomish fisherman are on this board. Maybe someone would be willing to help

http://www.ifish.net/forum/showflat.php?...vc=1&PHPSESSID= this guy out.

get two floor jacks or a good rail road jack and lift the end up. put some round PVC pipes under it and it will roll backwards.

Where exactly did he lose his boat at if anybody has seen it?

It is in the graveyard below Crabb Bar. Use the tides, it looked like plenty of water early this afternoon. Good luck. Bill

A quick check of the stream gauges show that both the Sky and Snoqualmie are on the rise from last nite's rain. River should come up at least 4 or 5 inches. Suspect that should float the boat.

Good luck
Tight lines
S malma

I did the same thing while running the Satsop a few years ago in my sled. What me and my buddy did was find a big log-stick and after turning the boat back bow first towards the river, we levered it back inch by inch back into the water. Use the lever on the rear of the transom area. We were back on the river before any other boats saw us, (Laughed at us), funny thing was that when we got to the hot slot, there was a guide in the hole already. He was looking at us funny, because we had stripped down to our tee shirts in the freezing weather from all the manual labor.

Steve

I did the same thing while running the Satsop a few years ago in my sled. We were high and dry on a bar at least 20 feet from the river. What me and my buddy did was find a big log-stick and after turning the boat back bow first towards the river, we levered it back inch by inch back into the water. Use the lever on the rear of the transom area. We were back on the river before any other boats saw us, (Laughed at us), funny thing was that when we got to the hot slot, there was a guide in the hole already. He was looking at us funny, because we had stripped down to our tee shirts in the freezing weather from all the manual labor.

Steve

It is now off in case anyone is interested. Read from the link for more info.

glad to hear it

I find it hard to beleive the crank heads didn't strip it bare! I'm glad it got out allright.

Good point big dog,
Whats up with noone offering help?

From a practical consideration, it's a little unwise to come motoring up and stop in the area where someone has just run aground...

Glad to hear he's free. There, but the grace of god, go I...

hey all ,

thanks for all your suggestions with my problem.