I have always wanted to fish Steel in the west. Tired of my home waters. Been doing a lot of Saltwater lately and need to spend some time with the Spey in cold water.
I know there has been closures on the Olympic Peninsula, but appears there is still winter fishing. I was thinking February, just based on reading. What I am looking for is references for a guide to fish this area. One that is affordable. I was thinking about the Deschutes also but hear it is so crowed, I get enough of that at home.
I know that there are multi-day float options in the area. None of my fishing buddies are retired yet like me so would be interested to hear from anyone that would like to do a multi-day float. I believe you need at least 4 bodies for most of these trips. Very open to suggestions and alternate timing (since I don't work for a living anymore). Late November is the earliest I could get away (Bow Season).
Leaving for a Boundary Waters adventure in Minnesota shortly, so I may not see replies for a few days.
Thanks in advance
Pat
I know there has been closures on the Olympic Peninsula, but appears there is still winter fishing. I was thinking February, just based on reading. What I am looking for is references for a guide to fish this area. One that is affordable. I was thinking about the Deschutes also but hear it is so crowed, I get enough of that at home.
I know that there are multi-day float options in the area. None of my fishing buddies are retired yet like me so would be interested to hear from anyone that would like to do a multi-day float. I believe you need at least 4 bodies for most of these trips. Very open to suggestions and alternate timing (since I don't work for a living anymore). Late November is the earliest I could get away (Bow Season).
Leaving for a Boundary Waters adventure in Minnesota shortly, so I may not see replies for a few days.
Thanks in advance
Pat