Wading depends on river levels, as we go into summer all rivers become more
wadable. For small Rainbows you might try the upper Snoqualmie River, mainly
one of the forks (Mid., South etc.) Here again it depends on weather and
water conditions. Sorry couldn't be more helpful I have been told of a
couple of other areas in Western Washington but haven't tried them yet and
will have to look for my notes with the names on them (my memory isn't what
it used to be).
Thank you,
Ray :-)
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From: Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, June 11, 2001 4:38 PM
Subject: Fishing
>
>
>Greetings all. First off I hope I did this right.
> I am new to the area and took up the sport of fly fishing about a
>year ago. I am in the Navy stationed in Everett and always look forward to
>the weekends when I have some time to go..
> Some of the reasons that I joined this forum is because I am having
>a hard time finding places to go.. I have done what other people have
>told me and went and talked to local fly shops about some fishing
>spots. Only one out of 4 places would give up any info. and it turned
>out to be bunk. People are very strict about giving up there holes and
>I understand to a certain extent. I have been to the Beckler River (
>one of the places I was told would be good this time of the year) no
>luck and the SF of the Skykomish never even found the place they were
>describing and never found a place that I could wade. I never fished
>for Salmon or Stealheads I dont think I am ready for something like
>that. What I am really looking for is places that are wadeable that has
>Cutthroats, Rainbows and Browns. Any suggestions? Comments?
>
>
> Respectfully,
> Darren T. Bench
> A.K.A Scaryfisher
> Fishing
>
