Jack's Bio
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 Jack Glass has been guiding on the Columbia and Sandy rivers
full time for over 20 years and is a steward of the waters he fishs. He started fishing northwest Oregon rivers at age 8,
and began professionally guiding in May of 1983 under the name Hook-up
Guide Service.In 2005 Jack teamed up with his
son Brandon and renamed his business Team Hook-up Guide Service.
Their level of professionalism and expertise, combined with
their knowledge of local fisheries, provides clients with fun, memorable and
highly successful trips. Jack and Brandon welcome anglers of all skill levels, beginner to expert, and can also
accommodate moderately disabled clients as well.
Jack remains closely involved with lobbying for the sport fishing industry and
has visited Washington DC in support Columbia River salmon. He has also made
numerous trips to Oregon's Capital in Salem, to meet with State Legislators to
discuss various salmon and sport fishing related issues that have faced northwest
anglers.
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Jack and his wife Shelly, opened Jack's Snack 'N Tackle Shop in
Troutdale, Oregon on April 18, 1998. Located on the banks of
the Sandy River it remains the only drive thru Bait &
Tackle Shop in Oregon. Visit R & B Lures
(Photo above) left to right - Brandon Glass, Shanna Glass,
Shelley Glass and Jack Glass. A recent family fishing trip on the Sandy
River.
Tune in to Jack's Radio show on 860 am KPAM Saturday
mornings at 6:00 am.
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| On the air at KPAM
Tune in to 860 am (KPAM) and catch the latest fishing news
and reports live with Jack Glass every Saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. Brought
to you by Joe's The Sports and Auto Store.
It's the information northwest anglers rely on. From a
trusted and well known fellow angler who efforts have helped improve and
maintain northwest fisheries.
Jack welcomes anglers to call in to his show and voice
their thoughts, helpful insights and tips for others. |
Jack on the air
live at the
KPAM am radio show January 2008.
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Jack
presents salmon art print to Congressman
David Wu in Washington DC. Every Saturday morning at 6
a.m. you can tune your radio to
860 KPAM at 6 am each Saturday for
the latest reports. Listen to Jack Glass, and
his co-host Hobart Manns go over the latest fishing opportunities available to
northwest anglers' on his live show.
The show is brought to you by Joe's The Sports and Auto Store. Jack is an official Joe's Guide Team Member. Jack fishes and hosts many
tournaments and attends many
meetings each year about fishers and fund raisers.
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Working for the State of Oregon representing sport
fishing.
In his ongoing efforts to improve fisheries for Northwest anglers Jack
has recently added an additional title. He is now an affical board member on
the Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife's Fisheries Restoration Enhancement Program (R & E).
On June 29, 1989, the Oregon Fisheries Restoration and
Enhancement Act of 1989 was signed into law. The Act allows the Department
of Fish and Wildlife to undertake a comprehensive program to restore
state-owned fish hatcheries, enhance natural fish production, expand
hatchery production, and provide additional public access to fishing waters.
The Department's program provides increased recreational
fishing opportunities and supports and improves the commercial salmon
fishery.
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Jack hosts the Lower Columbia River Walleye
Tournament in Washougal. |
Jack meeting with Oregon's senator Ron Wyden on Columbia river
Salmon.
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| Fisherman's Rally September
8, 2004 Jack said the event was
truly a historical one and he thought the turn out was good. Many
professional anglers like Glass canceled trips for the day, sacrificing
thousands of dollars in business in order to participate in the rally
and show the state that Salmon Mean Business.
Many guides like Glass, all agreed, in the long run it will be worth it.
Team Hook-up Guide Service
Jack Glass
(503) 666-5370
jack@hookupguideservice.com
Brandon Glass
(503) 260-8285
brandon@hookupguideservice.com
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Jack talks with anglers at the Fisherman's
Rally at downtown Portland's Holladay Park September 8, 2004. Salmon Mean
Business |
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Jack meeting with Oregon's senator Gordon Smith on global
warming and how its going to effect sport fishing.
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Jack fishing with Oregon's Governor Ted Kulongoski and his
limit of salmon |
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Jack and Brandon Glass leading seminar at Joe's
Store.
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Team Hook-up at one of the tournaments they
attend. |
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