So, I’ve been working on a couple articles today for Salmon Trout Steelheader and Fish Alaska magazines, going through my photo catalog and…BAM…I ran across this one of me and Matt “Go Home” Kinne in British Columbia a few years ago and I’ve gotta say my productivity for the day is now pretty much shot.
I mean, how’s a guy supposed to work when you’ve got B.C. steelies on the brain? Short answer: You can’t. Think I’m gonna walk down to the river now…
When Andrew Fairclouth hooked, played and released the first steelhead of his life, a nice 12 pounder, there’s no way he could have known that a dozen casts later he’d make fly fishing history. But that’s exactly what happened on a spring day just a few seasons ago in northwestern British Columbia. [click to continue…]
Okay, so you guys know how the whole Fill in the Blank thing works. Use the comments section below to give us your best idea of how the conversation between these two guys might be going. [click to continue…]
While sifting through some photos of previous fishing missions last night, I ran across this one I took of the Skeena River in British Columbia…totally ruined my evening. I just couldn’t stop thinking about how I wanted to be right in this spot again…soon!
Man, I’ve got a serious jones for big steelhead going on right now…you feel me??
With his massive Kitimat River steelie, Derrick Downey easily took top honors in the December Hawg of the Month contest (62.6% of the vote) and in so doing, secures the final spot for the upcoming HAWG of the YEAR battle, which begins Christmas night and runs through New Years. [click to continue…]
I was once asked by someone why I fished for steelhead…“So I can see ‘em up close” was the first thing that came to mind. In case you don’t understand that one, here’s a little visual propaganda to set you straight. I don’t care if it’s a 6-pound hatchery hen or a 30-pound wild BC buck, steelhead are the coolest damn fish you’ll ever encounter…