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I bought a 3,4 and 6 wt from a rod builder and I like them all. A fishing guide in Bozeman, Mt casted my 4 wt and he really liked it.

I caught a 14 incher last year. Unlike most fly fishers, landing a brown doesn’t excite me.

I never get excited about the draft either because we don’t hear much about many of these players later in the season. Thank you for this chart.

We can justify all we want about pricier fly line. The final decision is if we want the line bad enough.

I actually sink my rod tip about 2 1/2 feet under the water to get the line sinking faster with intermediate lines if I am not casting to shallow water.

Steve, you must have fished several yards from this spot.

I have been waiting for one of your bass reports. This one was really good Billy!

Looks like nephrite jade. It is commonly found up on Whidbey Island.

I feel bad for you Ira. How many times did you actually use it? I attended a time share pitch years ago while in Tahoe with my wife. I was upset that she agreed to go on a tour/sales pitch. She said going for 1 1/2 hours would get each of us $50 in gambling chips. When we were done we each got...

Well, if you see top water action, use a travelling sedge. Fun to catch trout on this fly.

Thanks for the reminder because I was going to go out at 7:00am today, not now.

Very good report and photos. Glad to hear you were rewarded on various flies!

About 10+ years ago I brought my fly rod and spinning rod out to the dock close to the bathhouse on the west side. I put a castmaster lure on my spinning rod and was surprised to catch a 12” brown trout.

Makes me want to take the long drive from Seattle. Nice fish Billy!

My favorite lake rod is a 2 piece.

How exciting! I did the same thing years ago, at least you now know how much of a good fight a steelhead makes!

This did make me smile! I always like seeing vids of children catching their first fish. This was a nice sized one for the young man to remember the rest of his life!

I always dream of dry-fly fishing in 70 degree windless weather on a blue ribbon river for 16” and larger trout with only a few fly fishers around. I used to experience this a lot 40 years ago on the Green River in Utah when I lived in Salt Lake City.

Go fish it and find out!

Tomorrow is better, less wind.