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With the exception of steelhead, nothing beats coho on the fly. Often, fly fishing coho is very effective. This isn’t always the case, canyon pools, pocket water and deep fast runs are best left for more standard methods. For example the lower portions of the Chehalis, Vedder, Harrison, Nicolmen, Nicomekl, Kanaka, Alouette, and the Capilano make for ideal-near perfect fly water.
As far as gear
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The water’s inky darkness rushes around your waders as you push through a shallow tail-out to reach a deep holding pool on the far side. Already you can make out the dark silhouette of another fly fisher methodically casting and working the water. After a brief “Good morning”, you position yourself at the head of the pool and ease a cast into the darkness, not knowing exactly where it lands. As ...
Like miniature torpedoes, Coho can be seen pushing ‘V’s through a shallow tail out on a flooding tide. They are entering a holding pool where the river’s current stagnates and just about comes to a halt. Aggressively these fish snap at each other and chase smaller fish as they circle and become familiar with their surroundings. A dark pulsating creature enters their world and immediately some o ...
It has been said of winter steelheading with a fly rod, that one can achieve the same effects and have nearly the same results by standing in a bucket of ice water in your back yard casting heroically. Sometimes it may seem so, believe me I’ve had my droughts, but I would like to shed some light on the topic of cold water steelhead that may help a few fly chuckers turn the table.*
When I’m spea
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This is the season when most outdoors men and women’s thoughts begin to shift from trout to salmon. We all get turned on to the bigger, meaner andronomous salmonoids and forget their gentler, land-locked cousins – the Kamloops trout.
First off, if your idea of a day’s fishing is standing shoulder to shoulder with a few dozen other anglers taking turns to cast, then the wide open, empty, forgot
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Since I was a small boy, I have been enchanted by cutthroat trout. There is just something about these fish that is very appealing. While Kamloops trout may leap higher and Cariboo rainbows fight harder, there is nothing more thrilling to me than catching a sea-run cutthroat fresh from the ocean.*
My fascination with cutthroat trout goes back 50 years, when my father took me fishing in Maria Sl
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