Title: Message
Go
to: http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishcorn.htm
and scroll to the Harvest and Catch reports toward the bottom of the page.
They have posted the 1999 sport catch results and some of those streams get
steelhead. Another stream spoken of sotto voce, is Goodman Creek. I
have never fished it but have been told it is pretty good during high
water. It is on page 75 of the Gazetteer.
Take Care,
Dan
I was scanning thru the quads in my Washington
topographical maps book trying to determine if there were "fishy" streams on
the west edge of the Olympic Peninsula outside of the usual suspects (e.g.,
Queets, Quillayute, Hoh, Calawah, etc). I came up with a few "possibles"
and wondered, in a general sort of way, if others have given any of these a
"go" and if so, what their experiences have been:
Copalis River
Moclips River
Wreck Creek
Duck Creek
Camp Creek (boy this one looks reeeaallly
inviting!)
Raft River
Kalaloch Creek
Some of these flow within the reservation
boundary so getting there may involve a native guide. If anybody has
taken a look at any of these streams I would sure like to hear about it.
Thanks.
Steve
Totten Inlet
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