Cold weather and no rain has left many of Oregon’s best winter steelhead streams low and clear. For the fly angler with a stealthy approach success can be had. These fish were kind enough to get their picture taken yesterday. They were caught on lowly glowly’s dropped six feet off a thingamabobber with 2x rio flouroflex tippet and Winston BIIX 7 and 8 wt rods. The next two months offer the very best opportunity to catch winter steelhead in Oregon. Rivers like the Umpqua, Siletz, Siuslaw, Lake Creek, Alsea, Nestucca, Nehalem and many more are in great shape. Get out there-CD
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disgusting!
Looks like you’re all holding the same fish!
You guys are killing me. I’m getting the yips looking at those fish. I’d much rather be fishing than working now.
Chris, how about a video on how you are rigging your glowly and thingamabobber?
How about a hint boys… like a region or county, c’mon guys, somethin to keep us going…
nice work, fellas. seems early for downstreamers, though 😉
O.K. I killed myself today on low and clear streams…. I need a fish like those!!!
Great report.