Recent content by radke15

what about cutties? cause they say there's a decent amount of those in there too.

Hi yall, just doing some searching like us fly fishers like to do for small untouched spots. I'm currently living in the portland area and have started hear a little bit about tryon creek, a local tributary of the willamette river. there's been reports of just about all the salmonoid species...

where do you work the carp? i've been wanting to get into it but don't really know where to start. i'm an avid fly fisherman mostly trout streams and trying to get into the ole steelie and salmon fishing up in the northwest and am intrigued by carp...

Went out today for 6 hours, no such luck. Had one 16 inch rainbow eat my fly but spit the hook out afterwards. Talked to floaters... couple of jacks and kings caught as well as steelies but nothing with coho's. Kind of bummed will try again soon.

Hey guys thanks for the info. according to multiple fly shops and the ofdw the coho are officially in and fishing has begun for them. just another few questions for yall. is oxbow going to be packed? also, are there certain places to go for fly fisherman? and should i be blind casting or only...

Hi i'm looking to fly fish the sandy as soon as possible. I've heard the coho should be coming in soon. Any tips or techniques how to catchem on the fly? also i'm not shy of hiking to get to better spots. the less people the better. When should the coho start showing up and where should i start?

sounds good man looking forward to it.

are you still filming?

Thank you

yah that's totally fine. when you look at buying jigs aim for 1/4 ounce and then when you get the bobber just get the same 1/4 ounce and buy a few split shots so you can find a way to get the bobber sitting straight up.

i wouldn't call it luck.

i hope to. i'm sure people would catch more and bigger ones if all we did was dry fly. lets just say everything has to be perfect eh?

because?

best of luck to you, i would say this, when you get the chance next time you need some bobbers grab the thin and long slip bobbers. they require a little more preparation but will suit you better for now when the fish are holding to the bottom and the river's deep. message me if you have any...

oh and i'd prefer dries of course as all fly fishermen do. =)