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In my limited experience the fresh incoming April Steelhead were always on the smaller size & usually hens. Same for you?

Bismuth-tin alloy?

What would be the alternatives?

Stoner, I'm going to have hord my stash of flat pearl diamond braid. These toothy Montana bulls & bows are shredding all my stock! SON!

In Stillwater. I'd like to try it this spring/summer. Cast & retrieve or under an indicator what's your go to?

Just the IM6 rod in it's sock left. Sold the reel

For you? $150

They will definitely see that coming

The hybrid. In all honesty it was a Rainshadow RX7 1143 built as a coho spin rod, busted the tip & Kerry B found a 8 weight tip that was a perfect match. Then l had the rods original builder move the guides onto the new section. What a hassle, not the recommended route 😜

Sold that reel, still have the rod in it's sock. If you want a backup let me know, I'll be over your way in June

I don't have that much patience. But funny story. I fished Spring Kings on the OP with a buddy who would use some unorthodox methods. He would find a pool with a decent number of them and cast out a Aerofly on a typical drift fishing set up with a 3 foot leader, let it settle to the bottom then...

Holy cow, what a bird list! I'd paddle my boat across lower Hampton & shove into the slot on upper lake for my fun. Nice fish on those Seep lakes in March for sure

Have to disagree with the master on Senko color.. Motor Oil with da glitter for the win The Green Goblin is 2nd up SON!

SON!!

Ya think? Maybe I'm losing it but was sure it was a June trip for Kings..

Ok Yeah, little chrome bullets. Very sporty & they do take jigs just like the zombie bucks they be cohabitating with

A Ro deep diving wigglebait is sure to please

That's the ticket!! You'd never guess in 100 chances what that Jumbo Chumster bit. But Stoner I'll give you one hint BFD was involved

They we're running with the June kings back in the day. Was downstream from the Wallace falls hatchery if I remember correctly. That thing had to be 20 lbs...just a massive Chum

My buddy Sam landed a absolutely monster Chum up on the Sky one summer. I thought they made em big down around Aberdeen. But those Sky chums are no joke.