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Thanks for posting this, I wasn't sure where the damage and changes were located on the N fork.

Couple shrimpy ones I just tied in a van down by the river hoping I get a brief window of semi - OK water to fish some dirty, soft inside edges before the next deluge starts on Sunday and everything's fully blown out for who knows how long.

The Skykomish goes back to 1929 per the header on the NW River Forecast page. I would imagine the snoho is the same or similar.

That is a shit ton of water coming down those two forks. I lived in a medium bank cabin between the forks and Index thru the 90s and went thru that decade of high water events. As I kid I was in Index the day after the 80 flood when the town lost half a dozen homes, the land they were on and the...

The last couple years it's been variants of a graboid type string leech. Latest batch from yesterday for winter's, not practical as I have to many but pawn some off on a couple buddies and donate the unused at end of season then do it again next year. I enjoy building the chassis then varying...

More of the same. Thinking about the upcoming drop after this high-water push.

Practicing on some ultra squids.

A riff on Senyo's Stray Dog pattern.

Spent a couple days on the west end swinging. Kinda in-between for run timing, knowing that my expectations were modest, couple small cutty's and a small dolly to hand with a missed grab or two. But man I love it out there when it's not prime time, nobody there, covered alot of ground tromping...

I forgot about Blade Runner for a sec, what a great movie. I think it was based off a Philip K Dick sci fi novel but can't remember for sure.

Terminator - Skynet, circa 1984

Couple of little trout swingers.

Nice ties, I really enjoy tying this pattern and fishing it. The movement and profile on the swing is outta site and really effective on pretty much everything that swims in our west side rivers fall to spring.

A few from the last two mornings, on the clouser.

2/4 this afternoon on the Stonedfish clouser, that pattern looks really good in the water. All smallish ones but fun all the same.

Been bumming around the north sound for a few days camping and fishing different spots. Tied these up last night, got a couple small ones and missed a couple this morning on the chartreuse bugger thing before being blown off the beach. Middle one is an attempt at the Stonedfish cuttie clouser...