Kent, I would definitely be interested in your Klickitat report. A friend of mine fishes that river and has mentioned to me that I should come down and go fishing with him. By reading about your experiences, I might be able to prepare myself better for a future outing.
Terry -----Original Message----- From: Kent Dowd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 6:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Lurkers I admit that I have turned into a "lurker". when I first came onto this list I was posting pretty often. Mostly on the Klickatat river, Oregon's cascade lakes and a few lakes in the basin. I stopped reporting on the basin lakes & Oregon's lakes simply because other people on this list had (in my opinion}much better information and more variances on what to use and how to fish these waters. So I figured it would be better if I held off on my post and learned something from more diversified fly fishers. As far as the Klickatat goes, I guess I got the impression that with the most of the fishermen on this list are on the west side of the cascades, their wasn't much interest in the Klick. I feeling now that it was a wrong conclusion. For that I am sorry to all of you. I'm not able to get down their as much now because of my love for Hunting. What I am going to do however is go back over all my Klickatat notes from this last summer and fall, and post one good sized report on my luck and findings on that river. I will say this that when I started stealheading on that river I did alot of nymphing, now I tend to swing through the holes first, then go to nymphing. This method although very time consuming has brought many steelhead to the net. Well thats all for now, but I promise their is more to come. Just hope hearing about the Klick doesn't bore anyone, because I think I'm the about the only one on this list that fishes it. Its along way out of the way from most places. Almost as much as the GR. Latter, Kent Dowd KCD
