Looks like things are wrapping up for coho this year, seems a bit earlier than normal? This is my first full year 'on the fly' and it's been a blast. A bit challenging at times, but I'll never go back, I'm hooked (ok, thats bad) on the fly. For the first while I always went hiking with two rods, kind of like bringing a crutch along. By the end of the season my drift kit stayed in the truck 
I found some 'nice water' last couple of trips out as well but I have no idea if it's steelhead water or not as I've never caught a steelhead.... YET...
So, perhaps some of you wiser vets could put me on the right track and let me know (for fly fishing) what does good steel head water look like? What does GREAT steelhead water look like?
It's a bit late but I'll put up a report of my last trip with the photos I took, found some beautiful spots.
RR
I found some 'nice water' last couple of trips out as well but I have no idea if it's steelhead water or not as I've never caught a steelhead.... YET...
It's a bit late but I'll put up a report of my last trip with the photos I took, found some beautiful spots.
RR