Well winter steelhead fishing is in full swing. I started fishing the Umqpua the last week of November. I was able to fish until the 28th of December when the recent rains began to blow out the river. We faced some very low and clear water condtions over the last couple of weeks. These are a few of the fish we caught over the last month. Happy new year.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
The rods are ready.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Fall Salmon
Fall fishing has been great. The Umqpua has been the go to place so far this season. Some of the other rivers are starting to fish, but you don't leave fish to find fish. This is the first year in a long time that we are able to harvest wild coho. Here are a few pictures from the last couple of weeks.
Smallmouth
I had fun fishing smallmouth this summer. I worked for myself, and I also did some work for the Big K Ranch in Elkton. Fishing was good, and we caught some bigger fish this summer. As many of you know we had to sift through a bunch of smaller fish to find the bigger ones. I built six new rods that really seemed to be a perfect match for this fishery.
Monday, January 31, 2011
I am building rods.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Antone
So here she is "Antone". We've spent 96 days together on the water. She's become a great customer, a dear friend, but most of all she's a great person. Over the years we've gotten to know one another very well, and she's become a great friend of my family. This was the trip we took on our 10 year anniversary last week. She caught three nice steelhead. Antone, thanks for being who you are. You are a great friend. I look forward to many more days on the water.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Winter Steelhead
Winter Steelhead is in full swing. Fishing has been good when we have been able to get out. Here is a picture of Loren and Clint on the Siuslaw with three nice hatchery fish. They also landed two wild fish that day. (Sorry for the poor picture, I think my camera was fogged up). The Umpqua has a bunch of fish, but high water conditions have made it tough. Look forward to great fishing after the rivers start to drop.
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