A P.S. to my posting yesterday:
I talked to Larry, there at Bush Pt. When I was there over the holidays.
He said that though it has been slow, there was one day where a slug of fish
went by . . . 7 fish caught in front of his place!
It looks like a real crap shoot as to being there at the "right time".
With what the rivers started doing over night (check out the hydro graphs),
the salt may be the only option.
I am going over to Allyn to visit my folks, and will hit the beaches in
conjunction with my ferry rides.
Any of you folks planning on being there?
Moore later,
Tom

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Dan Hahn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
                Sent:   Thursday, January 04, 2001 4:45 PM
                To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
                Subject:        Re: Whidbey steelhead

                Leland,
                where in the salt have you been fishing Coho?  Are they all
over the sound
                at this time of year?  Are you getting them from the shore?
Maybe I will
                see you out on the island this weekend.  I am going to go
make a few casts
                if I can.
                Dan

                ----- Original Message -----
                From: "Leland Miyawaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
                To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
                Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 12:59 PM
                Subject: Re: Whidbey steelhead


                > Dan,
                >
                > I have put a few hours a day for the 27th, 28th and 29th
and yesterday on
                > the Sky at the Reformatory with no result and no reports
of anyone
                catching
                > fish either. Heck, I just assumed you all were
intercepting the steelhead
                > on Whidbey. One thing, though - I have been hitting
silvers in the salt on
                > euphasids, but I'd trade these 12-16 inchers for a good
winter-run steelie
                > anyday. Also, going back and forth from a 6wt.
single-hander with a
                dryline
                > to a two-handed speyrod with a type-3 tip every other day
is an amazing
                > exercise in tailing loops and flopped casts. Turns out I
have a meeting in
                > Oak Harbor next monday so it looks like I have an excuse
to do a little
                > steelhead casting on Whidbey.
                >
                > Leland.
                >
                >
                > >I spent several days before Christmas casting for
steelhead off Whidbey
                > >island but had no luck.  Apparently the fish didn't think
my Christmas
                fly
                > >was as appealing as I did.  Didn't see anyone hook
anything so I don't
                > >suppose that there were many fish around.  I did manage
to meet a couple
                > >of friendly flyfishermen (and a couple of spin) on the
beach though.
                > >
                > >Does anyone have an update since Christmas?  If the
reports that I am
                > >hearing from the rivers are right it sure seems like
there should be fish
                > >swimming the shore of the island.  Also, has anyone been
fishing the
                > >Sky?  I thought I would try for a couple of hours
tomorrow morning.
                > >
                > >Dan
                >
                >
                >

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