Hi
All,
I don't know that
I've properly introduced myself --so I'll take this opportunity to come out of
shell. My name is Craig DiPaolo, and like most of the folks on this list, I
spend a lot of my life either fly fishing or daydreaming about fly fishing when
I'm at work (which is currently the case).
I'm originally from
Vermont and have been living in Washington for about 2 years now. I've been
getting thoroughly hooked on this state's fishery, too. Highlights of my '01
season include a few banner Coho days and catching big Rocky Ford trout on
tricos.
Anyway, it was my
recent introduction to fly rodding for silvers that's got me thinking about what
the run must be like up in Alaska. I've started investigating the process
of renting fly-angling friendly cabins in the Tongass national forest
for next year. However, having never been there it's hard to know for sure
exactly what to expect from any cabin in particular.
So I'll throw the
question out there. Has anyone rented any of these cabins for the purpose of
salmon fishing? Can you recommend any cabin in particular? My main interest
would be in casting from beaches (rather than freshwater angling) and hooking
lots of silvers.
Thanks for any tips
and tight lines!
