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Oct-26 Pints&Flies
At our October meeting of Pints&Flies Robin LaRue tied two Scott Willison coho flies: the "Olive Sparkle Bugger" and "Strutter". The materials list can be found in CohoFlies.pdf.
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At our October meeting of Pints&Flies Robin LaRue tied two Scott Willison coho flies: the "Olive Sparkle Bugger" and "Strutter". The materials list can be found in CohoFlies.pdf.
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We are looking forward to the Yakima trip next week (October 9-12). If you have not received an email, but are interested in the details, please reach out.
October is a great time to see the Yakima - no boat needed, though we probably will have a drift boat or two. Wade or use a personal watercraft for access. October Caddis could start hatching any time.
Camping is first come first served at Big Pines with no hookups. Many will be arriving Thursday night (the 8th) and staying through Monday.
Email or call: Jarrod at jarrod.ball@gmail.com or 360-333-5409
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Hi all, I fished the Kvichak week of Sept 14th with Evening Hatch / Jack Mitchell's outfit for big rainbows typicalily 18-24" with some larger - see attached photo of fish that I believe he said was 28" (they can go a bit over 30"!!). Class operation, great guides and experience.
Jack called me today to let me know there is a last minute opportunity for next week at half off normal price. You would have to catch a charter flight out of Anchorage next Tuesday Oct 6 at 10:30AM.
If interested contact Jack right away at (509) 859-2280 for details. Also happy to talk to anyone interested, call me at 651.233.8089.
Tight lines -
Dean

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From Danny Beatty:
Nice posting of all the salmon coming along the coast during the Fall. For "close in" fishing I have caught fish not too far from the Cornet Bay (Deception Pass State Park) boat launch to south of Ali Spit. But I think, if you are fishing for chum salmon (we used to call them dog salmon) I recommend a rod of at least 7 wt. I remember fishing with John Freeman at Ali Spit when a large (mid teen maybe?) chum took the fly and started heading back for Hoypus Pt. I kept adding pressure and the fish kept swimming north. The line went out through the guides, then the backing went with the line, and I seemed to realize I could not add any more pressure to the 7 wt. rod. It did not take long for a separation to happen. It was at the connection of the fly line and the backing.
My suggestion is to make sure the connection of the fly line and backing is secure and will withstand a Chum Salmon heading north (maybe) back to Deception Pass thinking "maybe this spawning idea is a sham"!
I've often wondered, with the tides, the Pass on the West and the River to the east, where did that fly line end up? Danny
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Due to illness I will not be able to go on the Corbette Lake Lodge fishing trip. The trip begins Monday Sept. 21st and ends on Thursday 24th. Accommodations are a duplex cabin shared with 3 other fishers. Les Brooks will be your roommate. Dave Nunally and Nolan Wernet in the other room. Rate is USD$75.00 per person per night for 3 nights. The angling fee is part of the cabin rental. The boat rental fee (highly suggested) is USD$28.50/day divided by the 2 persons in the boat. Les is bringing his own electric motor and battery. Visit Corbett Lake Lodge website for info anf pictures of the fish. Corbett Lake Lodge is 3.5 hours from Mount Vernon in BC. 20 minutes outside of Merritt, BC. This is a quick inexpensive trip with great fising on a private lake. Call John Ballenger 360-630-1918 for info. I still can't beli…
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I’m advertising for a friend. Asking $7500.00, negotiable.


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Here is a list of Tom Fulk graphite/fiberglass rods for sale. Many of these were made by Tom with good quality blanks. The prices are negotiable. Cash or check payable to Lasandra Fulk. Contact Doug Moore at 206-510-4144 or djthepapa@gmail.com.

Rod #2 is sold.
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Need to reduce my flotilla of inflatable fishing watercraft. I have an Outcast Fish Cat float boat, a Caddis float tube, a 9' Wilderness 14 pontoon boat, a Sevylor Supercaravelle 2-man raft. All have been recently leak checked and guarantee lots of fishing luck remaining. Looking for any new member to give them continued good use. Ron (360) 826-2923


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Many of you know that I have gotten into Bamboo. I did some research on their care and maintenance and thought I would share my findings. I posted it on the Education and Info page of our website. It is a compilation of several different guides. If you have done any research into bamboo, you know that many are passionate about their particular theories and beliefs and I have tried to compile the most common understandings.
One additional note for care of bamboo fly rods. If there are ties on the top or side of a rod bag, do not use them. This can inadvertently bend rod sections inside the bag and put a "set" in those sections. Leave the ties loose, or cut them off of the rod bag.
What a great fish! I had a similar experience at Brad’s Igigugig Lodge. I caught this 24/25 inch rainbow on the Kvichack River on September 23rd. After measung a 24” on Sunday the 20th, I stopped measuring. The silvers started comming in toward the end of the week.