Re: Sea-Run Cutts: Locations and Techniques

[David Fliger]

One of the most productive patterns I have used is called cutt-bait and the recipe can be found in the fly archives of www.flyanglersonline.com  .  I have also used various types of spiders and a couple of other patterns that can be found in Dave Hughes book American Fly Tying Manual.  If you don't want to spring the $6-10 for the book there is a website (www.steelheaders.net I think? ) or you can use google with sea run cutthroat fly patterns.  I live on the Kitsap peninsula (Bremerton) and places I fish are Lion's field and Manette bridge both are in the body of water known as Washington Narrows.  I have also heard of good cutts at Olalla and Belfair State Park. Flig