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I have tried and tried even booked Chan for a day in kamloops area. i would rather wind drift than watch paint dry. But thats just me.

A Steelhead at full flight plus river current will run 10-12 mph. a Bonefish will run 25-28 mph for 50+ yrds than a another 50= yrds in the other direction at the same speed. You hope to understand the dynamics and thrill of the difference. What fun!

Cant help but chuckle..."Anything else I should think about or will need for Bone fishing" Sorry to say you have better be prepared for a life changing fishing experience. A good and fun one Seriously! If you are a "fresh water" angler. Unless you dont care about a challenge ie. casting in...

Your thought of a Danielsson reel IS the best choice for your reel. Great value and great service for reel you will not regret....I have three. I have Scott rods one 7 and a 9 Wt for me I like the Scott because it fits my casting style. In some ways that is an issue because rod tapers...

Great photo. Folks have given me more stuff to read. Thanks.

So after reviewing a fair amount of threads here as well as elsewhere it appears that perch could be a year round fishery. am I reading that correctly? I have a chance to stay in Lincoln City soon and would love a chance to fish

I have nothing but respect for mother nature... Never hurts to be reminded

Love the feedback and info. Thank you!

Thanks for the info. I would worry about the gear...good point.

I know down in Winchester Bay they are fished by folks anchored in boats. I think June/July. I saw a pretty interesting fly pattern "Mole Crab". Looks like fun. Did you have a fly you liked?

Thanks for the reply. I think you mentioning color is a good observation. I have used Shrimp patterns that seem to be more effective when an orange "beard" is added flats fishing. Spring seams to be the best time is that correct? I've read that some locations are barren of fish except into...

Hello, I was viewing some older postings and saw a "surf perch" thread. I'm in Oregon and prefer north coast areas. I am somewhat familiar of how to read some water types on the coast and understand tides etc. Any tips for time of year and fly types? Appreciate any reply Thanks