[Mr. Bean]

heading to olympia on thursday, wife has class all day on friday, that leaves me free to fish, thought I'd fish Nisqually. yes! no! stay home! any thoughts would help. thanks!

 

[7919]

Welcome to WFF. I am not familiar with these rivers and the current conditions, but check out "the Fly Fisher" In Lacey (not sure the adress). They can put you on fish!

 

[AlaskanDan]

Any time fishing is a definite yes! If you are gonna fly fish the nisqually for silvers or kings, just tie on a size 1 gamakatsu hook with an egg loop knot, toss some yarn in the knot, then a few split shot above that, and you are golden. I was catching lots of fish there a couple weeks ago. Green was the color then...good luck to ya.

 

[teylor1975]

go fishing!

 

[Mr. Bean]

thanks everyone, now whats an egg loop knot? no laughing.

 

[Mumbles]

Mr. Bean, check these videos that might help in tying the egg loop knot.
http://www.google.com/search?q=egg+...ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7ADBF_en

 

[orangeradish]

check out "the Fly Fisher" In Lacey (not sure the adress). They can put you on fish!

Great shop. Call first, though. Bjorn has closed the shop whilst he is in the tropics chasing bonefish for a month.

 

[Annie Rutherford]

Bjorn has closed the shop whilst he is in the tropics chasing bonefish for a month.

He and Moose will be back on the 19th, with storys i cant afford.

 

[Richard Torres]

Welcome to the board Mr. Bean.

Any of the rivers in the area might be worth checking out.

Like what the others said, the local shops will help you out.

 

[Andrew Lawrence]

Go for it!

 

[orangeradish]

He and Moose will be back on the 19th, with storys i cant afford.

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

 

[Paul Huston]

When I drove across her tonight in Mckenna she was up and Really muddy. Im not sure whats going on upstream but shes very dark right now.