ok... so heres the scoop... at least from my point of view on this little jem, It is in fact the largest native run on the north coast, but a very finicky river that is prone to dissapoint in many fashions, 1. it blows out instantly, 2. it is an intimate river that takes a decent amount of trips to really figure out. 3. when you finally figure it out... it changes. 4. it is now tresspassing to walk on the railroad tracks... and you will get a fine if caught. 5. the fish are finicky, often not there and you would swear it is a dead river. 6. the storms of december 3rd 3 years ago wasted several logging roads in its tribs.. and the spawning beds are starting to choke from the silt and the river and run is in a very dangerous position of a possible run collapse. It is often visited by out of area folk who fish it poorly and terrify the fish for the day... so get there first.. very early. It is a very nice small sometimes huge river... but often results in a skunk.... or one of the most memorable days of fishing you will have..... please handle it with care. And pack your ****** **** out please.