Average to slightly above average for hatchery fish on local rivers. Unfortunately, average isn't very good. Interesting to run into other guys on the water and hear their results. Over the last couple of months I ran into guys who seemed to know the rivers well and have a good handle on steelheading. Their experiences ranged from really shitty seasons to really good ones. My winter was somewhere in the middle. I found fish here and there but had plenty of skunk days too.
LOL! Maybe you are just gaining experience and learning how hard it is and what a good angler actually looks like because there have always been anglers totally full of it. I know I can tell if someone is full of shit just from the tiniest detail. Sounds messed up I know but it is true. There are a lot of things experienced anglers do. Subtle things. And first and foremost flapping their lips and bragging about fish is usually not one of them
Not only has fishing been slow but the amount of people on the water has greatly increased. Everywhere I've gone this year minus the Skagit/Sauk has been a zoo Sent from my HTC_Amaze_4G using Tapatalk 2
I swung at least 100 steelhead this winter at Christmas tree on a type 3 sink tip, purple string leech and a sage fly pole and I never got low holed or my rig broken into. EPIC! DVD coming soon.
