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Olympic
Peninsula Flyfishing Steelhead |
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Home Washington's
premiere full time, Other rivers we instruct/guide on: Sol Duc, Hoh, Bogachiel, Clearwater, upper Quinault
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| The Olympic Peninsula Steelhead
Flyfishing: Fabled waters in a fabled land. Much has been written about
the coastal area and fishing, in Washington's last frontier. Many fly
anglers consider the Queets River Rain simply the finest steelhead flyfishing
river on the coast. Why? First of all, The Queets lies within the Olympic
National Park. 500 year old Sitka Spruce and monster Doug fir will remind
you this land is held in preserve. Along with it's Pacific Ocean beaches,
wildlife such as the Roosevelt Elk to American bald eagle there is nothing
mundane about the Queets River watershed. Why
the Queets late winter steelhead? Regulations: There is no bait fishing allowed after Feb., nor is there a steehead sport kill fishery within the Queets drainage. Many sport anglers gravitate to streams where they can kill them. That leaves you and me and the steelhead. Tuff gig, huh?Queets River steelhead, fresh from the ocean are both large and aggressive to the fly, exactly where you want to find that steelhead of your dreams. It
takes bodies: Modest
winter/spring steelhead numbers estimate a population of over twice that
of the yearly return of the very popular Skagit River. Bottom line:If
you fish the right waters with good swing technique, you will probably
swim one. That is where we come in. All
dates must be confirmed by Dickson Flyfishing before booking any date
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