The answer is yes. I have caught a few cuts last week (wednesday and sunday).
My favorite technique is sight fishing and these SRC are unbelievable, when
your nymph hits the water, they arrive, it is like a magnet for them. It is
great to be able to see them taking your fly. I also managed to catch a
steelhead (no problem of identification for that one) and I saw a really nice
steelhead that didn't take my fly (not deep enough, the eternal problem). When
I came back to that spot, it was a little bit windy and I didn't see any
steelhead but I caught a few cutthroat, whitefish and a sucker. This time, I
was really deep thanks to the weird flies that I tie.
I'll be back this week-end if the water level is still OK.
Vincent
"Didymus ." wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Anyway, my question is "Has there been any sightings/catching of sea run
> cuts in the North Sound in the past month or so? I have not tried this stle
> of fishing but it sounds like a lot of fun and I am willing to try it. As
> for the tides, which tide is best to fish incoming or outgoing? high or
> low?
>
> I haven't given up on the steelhead yet so I will be heading back to the
> Stilly this summer and to see if I have learned anything from last summer.
>
> It is great to be back.
>
> Ed
