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Thanks for the reply, I'll try that spot. Do you have any flies to recommend?Coastal cutthroat and their sea-run variant are very aggressive biters and readily take flies and small spinners. Any of the coastal streams at the head of tide or lower couple of miles above tide will be holding fish right now. The siletz river has some in right now, try parking at ojalla park on Hwy 229. Walk upstream on the trail and down to the riffle and pool. There will be fish there for sure.
Good luck and post pictures! They are beautiful fishGreat, thanks!
You're welcome.I want to thank everyone for their advice. I caught cutts in the Siletz, Trask and Drift Creek. I think they were resident cutts as opposed to sea runs but at the end of the day it really didn't matter as it was fun exploring new places.
Most excellent! I once saw a pair of old-timers buy DOZENS of Borden specials, from my friend Mitch at Two Rivers fly shop in Albany. I’ve not fished that creek before. But have sure heard about it a lot over the years. Glad you were successfull!I did use the Borden Special and that seemed to be the ticket. Thanks for the advice! I fished the Drift Creek that's part of the Siletz basin.
That's awesome. I've known Mitch for around 40 years or so; and he is indeed a great guy. Thank you for doing business with him.I actually bought them from Mitch also. He was very helpful. You should check out the creek someday, the fish aren't big but it's very pretty.
+1 for Mitch, he’s my guy too.That's awesome. I've known Mitch for around 40 years or so; and he is indeed a great guy. Thank you for doing business with him.