Rusty and Boyd are back for their three-day annual spring steelhead trip. Fishing was pretty challenging today, however with these guys no challenge is too
High, dirty spring water continues to be the prominent feature on The Mo’. Accompanying this high river are temperatures that are struggling to break 35°–things
Yesterdays temperature of 63 degrees sure was nice, but short lived–reality check, back to the mid-thirties this afternoon. With the cold winds blowing and the
Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later–our first true spring weather has arrived and with the melt comes the dirty higher flows. This
After a tough bite for me yesterday, I was a little skeptical as to how today would play out with yet another weather system to
“Steelhead weather” was the phrase of the day–snow, sleet, and a little rain made for a damp morning. Conditions such as these normally equate to
I would really love to say a few choice words regarding my feelings towards the 8am temperature of -3 degrees this morning, but at this
Long-time guest and friend Dean and his son Mason joined me today to try their hands at some upstream steelhead. While fishing upstream wasn’t anything
The Willets were back for their annual family spring steelhead outing. Conditions certainly were different than past years with our late arrival of Spring. However,
Dealing with low & clear winter like waters on the Mo’ is nothing out of the ordinary during January or early February, but mid March?
