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all this talk of comparing fisheries, stocks etc, has got me thinking. What in your opinion is the best region in North America for Steelhead fishing? I honestly think washington state has to be the best winter run fishing (which is sad given the state of our runs). How about when you throw winters and summers into the mix? Lets think of general areas. Eg. Puget Sound, Olympic Peninsula, Lower Columbia, Oregon Coast, Southern Oregon, Nor Cal, Middle Columbia (counting sandy here), Snake river, Fraser River, Vancouver Island/Lower Mainland, etc.
From what I've experienced I'd have to say Puget Sound isnt too bad. Big winter natives which are generally fairly fly friendly, and fishable numbers of summers including a smattering of natives.
Tell us why your region is the best...or not.
Cheers,
Will
From what I've experienced I'd have to say Puget Sound isnt too bad. Big winter natives which are generally fairly fly friendly, and fishable numbers of summers including a smattering of natives.
Tell us why your region is the best...or not.
Cheers,
Will