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I remember reading about the Siltcoos Lake Coho fishery, it sounds like a lot of late fall fun!

Will do and look forward catching up with you and Peg Tim! (FF 😀)

Nice to have lakes like this as a back-up fishery, when the weather does not cooperate on the estuary. Does this lake see coho ?

Great day on the water, and yes, chalk-up bonus points for you! Sorry about the windshield. Bummer

Good suggestions David! And yes, look forward to connecting with Bob!

Great news! I’ll get the pots ready and check regulations

Yes, lots of great parts of EJ, and Dabob is one of the top! I’ll be out your way a bit, exploring. Missed shrimping this year I expect. Next year I guess.

Certainly look forward to getting together Nick! Enjoy your season!

Not really worthy of it's own thread, I understand, but it's my hope that posting here helps me connect with other fly fishers in East Jefferson County. I was laid off this year and have been looking for work. The job search felt like it took forever to find the right job, but it all fell into...

A bump to the top for a nice boat!

Fun morning Steve! I saw a muskrat working diligently on the shoulder of HWY 17, on the dam. He was there one my way into town, and again on my way back out. 😂

catching picked up today. The smaller, 16” fish pull hard and this 22” fish was just what I was hoping to find. The trout were taking a brown and copper bead chironomid.

Very slow fishing today on DF, but I managed a couple. One big fish, that made one big jump. This net is Moby Whale, for scale. The evening was calm, fish rising but I could not get my fly into their path. No pattern or consistency to their feeding. Maybe tomorrow

I picked up an do 510-4 on WFF for $400, and have no regrets. Never use my do 490-4 and think about listing it for sale, but never get around to it… Best of luck on your search. Finding a local to you seller is great, as the seller saves on a boat load of eBay and PayPal fees!

Yes, I agree. I logged-in to share the same advisement 😀 Well cared for and nicely appointed.

Did she sell it for what he said he paid for it?

That sounds like a great trip Roper! Thanks for posting

In addition to chironomids and leeches, the mayflies will become an important food source in late May. I’ve had luck with pheasant tail nymph patterns modified to fish under an indicator. (Bead at thorax)

Wish I was able to join you Gary. Enjoy the day and don’t forget sunscreen! Woohoo

The real dark side… 😂