Northwest Fishing Reports

I just got a whole fly fishing setup less than a week ago and i have been practicing in my yard for about an hour everyday and i have it down very well. It takes some time to get used to but if you can get yourself the whole setup with everything you need and start practicing and you should have it ...

keep you reel close at hand. haha

wow, thats an amazing fish right there

Thanks Kutt hope to be seeing ya in June fishin the cedar.

ok, sounds great. Yeah just PM me when you want to go in June and ill see if i can meet you out there.

would you want to go fish the cedar river with me?

thanks man, and yeah i got some ive already replaced the tip of my leader using a nail knot haha ive been practicing so much in my yard and i think ive got the hang of casting. Is the cedar river open for fly fishing now?

so i got everything i need to start fly fishing. I now have a 8ft 5 wt W.W. Grigg fly rod, a redington crosswater fly reel, some floating line, leaders and a few flys.

thanks for all the help guys, the funny thing about this all is my Dad contacted me the other day and i got to talk to him for the first time and we started talking about fishing and today he is going to take me to outdoor emporium and get me a whole fly fishing setup. Rod, reel, line, flies everyth...

ok thanks, ive been looking at some fly fishing combos online and dont know what one will be the best bang for my buck.

i caught it about 25 miles north of westport and about 5 miles away from shore on a charter boat.

The sections are straight and it does give a "pop!" when the sections are separated. Its the only fly rod I have and figure it might not be a bad idea to restore it so i have something to start fly fishing with.

So when my Dad left when I was two he only left one thing behind, an old fly fishing rod with 4 missing eyes and a crack at the tip. I want to restore the rod and start fly fishing but am not sure if this rod is even worth putting forth time and effort to do so. Its made of Tunkin cane. If anyone ha...

thanks does anyone know whats the biggest ling caught this year?

gotcha well in that case



13lb ling

what is this thread all about?

I want to try to troll some flys but I'm not sure how to rig them. Any advice or illustrations would be greatly appreciated. Also suggestions on what type of flys to you would be useful.

i was out at boren today for like 7 hours and i am RED. haha not good at all.[-x

alright thanks a lot HillbillyGeek

try looking online for techniques for applying it to a jig and see what comes up. you never know the answer may be just a click away.