I will have spare time end of June July,Iv heard the lower Dean has good numbers of fish (Steelhead )in the river by July. As Im travelling from Uk I dont want to come till the fishing is good,is June -July good fly fishing for Steelhead. ( When do the Salmon start to arrive ?)
Also access is it possible for me to fish without being in a Lodge or a guide every day. I would like to fly in to the river and stay camping at the river,is this possible & safe,(grizzlys ).If I was to camp out on the lower river will i be able to find pools without a boat. Will the river be crowded with people spinning, or can i find quite pools.
Basically if I flew in and camped will I have enough water to keep me busy ,that I can get access to without a boat,or will i be fishing the same pool day in day out. Also will there be any other fishermen camped out ,small camp site so Im not in solitary.
I fished round Smithers last year awesome,and heard great storys about the Dean,I would love to fish it &cant really afford a Lodge or guide every day. Would me camping out and fishing on my own be a good idea? Basically any help possible BC a long way from my home waters in Scotland.
Also access is it possible for me to fish without being in a Lodge or a guide every day. I would like to fly in to the river and stay camping at the river,is this possible & safe,(grizzlys ).If I was to camp out on the lower river will i be able to find pools without a boat. Will the river be crowded with people spinning, or can i find quite pools.
Basically if I flew in and camped will I have enough water to keep me busy ,that I can get access to without a boat,or will i be fishing the same pool day in day out. Also will there be any other fishermen camped out ,small camp site so Im not in solitary.
I fished round Smithers last year awesome,and heard great storys about the Dean,I would love to fish it &cant really afford a Lodge or guide every day. Would me camping out and fishing on my own be a good idea? Basically any help possible BC a long way from my home waters in Scotland.