[Saren]

Any input on location and types of flies to try would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Poopy McButtfart]

Anyone who knows the "best" probably won't post about it on the interwebs

 

[stilly stalker]

get out to any of the rivers! lots of cutties beginning to move in.

 

[Scott Salzer]

Gazetteer and little blue lines + car & gas = fishing

Ya just gotta explore a little.

MB

 

[Saren]

I'm not looking to fish any high flowing rivers like the Skykomish. Hopefully some of the better creeks that lead into it.

 

[Poopy McButtfart]

Gazetteer and little blue lines + car & gas = fishing

Ya just gotta explore a little.

MB

+1

 

[Old Man]

Oh, I'll hate myself in the morning. Jim Creek, standard dries. Pilchuck,same flies(but look out for thieves). Miller river, Beckler River, Rapid River, Foss River, Money Creek. Same flies. Also the Tye River

These are all on many maps. What rock you need to stand on is what you need to find out by yourself.

It must be the season where everybody is too damn lazy to go look for themselves.

If I was still in Washington I would have hit all of the above. The fish ain't monsters but they are fish.

 

[Stew McLeod]

Any of the forks of the Snoqualmie, heck for a giggle even try the Raging which dumps into the Snoqualmie at Fall City.

 

[Scott Salzer]

OMJ - You gave away all the secrets! I guess I took away your usual comment on questions like this one.

 

[Old Man]

Those are not secret places. The rock to stand on is the secret.

What gets me is that the easiest places to find are close to the road. But you have to know what road and what skinny water.

If I was back there now I would have many places to fish. In a 60 mile radius I could probably dig up about 10 or more different skinny waters. Where I now live there are only a few different rivers to fish. The Beaverhead, the Big Hole are the closest to me. But this is only two places. In a 60 mile radius here I can only come up with three creeks and two rivers.

Where I like to fish is almost 70 miles from home. The upper Ruby gets my vote.

 

[Calvin1]

You've also got Bloody Dick Creek, the Wise River, Poindexter Slough and Grasshopper Creek within a 60 mile radius of Dillon.

 

[John Dude]

Upper Yakima, Teanaway rivers

 

[colton rogers]

Gazetteer Creek, just off Map Ave in Look Around Town.

nobody is gonna give away there secret spots. you gotta just go try and find your own secret spot. the secret is, that most of the creeks all have fish in them..... just go try your luck

 

[Old Man]

You've also got Bloody Dick Creek, the Wise River, Poindexter Slough and Grasshopper Creek within a 60 mile radius of Dillon.

I know all this but access on lower Grasshopper is limited. And the slough is loaded with Mosquitoes. I tried the Wise River and came up empty. There is also a creek out of Melrose but the name escapes me for the moment.

I'd get out but I'm being lazy for the moment.

 

[hendersonbaylocal]

Check out the forks of the snoqualmie, tribs to the skykomish... cedar river etc. Most of the small creeks have trout in them and it's just about prime time to head up there with some dry flies!

 

[Richard Torres]

I know all this but access on lower Grasshopper is limited. And the slough is loaded with Mosquitoes. I tried the Wise River and came up empty. There is also a creek out of Melrose but the name escapes me for the moment.

I'd get out but I'm being lazy for the moment.

Nice slight of hand Calvin!

He is just trying to redirect everyone from the local spots here and have them focus on your waters OMJ:clown: ...

 

[Scott Behn]

also don't forget to check out the new section in the regs pgs. 31-47. Most tribs are shut down now...