Fishing for steelhead during the winter is usually good due to the fact there are usually a lot of fish in the river and few anglers pursuing them. Most of the year river levels are fairly predictable but winter water conditions fluctuate a lot. Each stream will fish best when the water is neither very high nor very low. Small rivers and streams will… Read More »Tips on Winter Steelhead Fishing
Many fly fishermen over do the complexities involved with casting. Some want to make it more important than it really is. Many think you must learn to cast a long way to catch fish on the fly. While all of the above is true, there’s always those guys that try to fish the steelhead rivers of the Northwest Pacific and the tributaries of the Great… Read More »Fly Fishing For Steelhead – Casting
Catching Winter Steelhead takes a lot of planning and patience when you get there. You must plan your trips between storms and during the right stream conditions. If your new at Winter steelhead fishing, you will need to know what your really getting into. This isn’t to try to discourage you. It’s just to make you aware of what your up against so you can… Read More »Fly Fishing For Winter Steelhead
According to avid Steelhead anglers, fly fishing for Steelhead is frustrating and you often go home without a single strike, but when you do hook up with one, it’s the ultimate fly fishing experience. Steelhead make hard, fast runs, stripping your fly down to the backing. They can also put on some acrobatic displays that gets any anglers heart pumping fast. Steelhead are rainbow trout… Read More »Fly Fishing For Pacific Steelhead