And this is the reason why I do like this list. They probably were salmon
smolts. I need to read up on what to expect up there on the Yak--and be
more attentive in identifying the fish I see! Is that what the hatchery up
there at Easton produces--Salmon? Or is it maybe a trout hatchery for state
stillwater?
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Subject: Re: Yakima
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 15:23:57 -0700
Are you sure the little guys weren't salmon! Jere
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From: Brian Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Yakima
> I was planning on heading to Dry Falls but did not do it due to the fact
> that the Yak looked to be running really nice up high, and I liked the
idea
> of an hour drive as opposed to a 4 hour drive. I hit the Yakima Saturday
> morning above the Cle Elum since that reservoir was dumping all weekend.
> The water in my opinion was running GREAT. Wadeable in all my normal
spots
> near Easton and Golf Course Road. I am an honorable man, so I will say I
> did not get any 'official' fish, but my net did see 15 or so 6-8"
Rainbows
> that were taking anything that floated on the water. It got to the point
> where I tried to put something on that those guys would ignore so I could
> get my fly down to their bigger brothers and sisters--it didn't happen.
The
> little guys loved the adams #14. They also took a #12 scud and a #12
prince
> nymph. My buddy and I avoided the rain for the most part and had a great
> day on the water.
>
> Brian
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