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The only 2 I have bothered to keep are a 10ft 7wt xp and a 10ft 5wt z-axes. Sold or gave away all the 2 handers to friends. Got into Burkies and never looked back.

Silly things happen everyday that are far worse in the grand scheme.

Its not like anyone else is making the effort to hold WDFW accountable. I see this as a huge step in the right direction. The more exposure the better. Eye's on the water is the best solution.

Yep it sure is. He also has the rep to go with it.

They are resilient fish all things considered. I remember late nineties/early 2000's it was close to 1000. That was my favorite fishery at one time.

On a center pin which is a vastly superior method it's called a float. There's a ton of different floats that all have a purpose. That in its self is a science.

Basically they are a bobber. No need for the little plastic round.

Looking forward to OS 2.0.

June 1st is fast approaching. I was thinking Sky will be closed so that's a good one to hit for sure. Maybe an over night camp trip? Maybe call wdfw just to attract some attention? Maybe not? So many options so many rivers.

Simple, not enough! Which is odd because you would think that would be the loudest voice to advocate for sportsman in this state. Its going to take both sides to make a difference.

There are many two hangers that work well off the beach. And also I dare say off the boat. My personal choices are rods under 12ft and in the 6/7 range. The Opal is a good one I got to cast one the other day. Lately I have been playing with a Burky 1157 mostly overhead. Its a Canon and has just...

Sweet, let's get the Bozo's to open up fishing year round on all navigable water ways. Don't we.know anyone who likes to fish in the regime?

I did that as well Brian, worked like a charm.

Yes the point in regards to this thread is to draw attention. My efforts in pointless fishing in the past were not based on drawing attention. There were other anglers on the river, I had zero conversations with them.

Well isn't this interesting? I have been engaged in pointless fishing for the last 2 months on the Sauk/Skagit so obviously I'm in on the plan. Generally I call or send WDFW a heads up just to be nice. All they asked of me was to try to not fish next to a bridge.or road as this gets people's...

They might as well just go to that up north. Plenty of folks on the river from what I have seen. Personally I support that decision. WDFW can suck it

A 9ft 6wt is quite a capable spey casting tool.

So what is the path forward? What do we need to do to make wdfw give a shit?

Not surprised the least bit. Is monitoring even legally required for a catch and release steelhead fishery? No other state does that.