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Category Archives: Steelhead & Spey
Dry Fly Steelhead, By Lani Waller
The “down and across” wet fly for steelhead is technically more difficult than a dry fly presentation, but nothing surpasses the excitement of a steelhead rising to and through the surface film to take a floating pattern. There are a … Continue reading
Posted in Steelhead & Spey
Tagged Dry Fly Steelhead, Lani Waller, RIO Products, Steelhead
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The Seventh Season, By Scott O’Donnell
For me there seems to be seven seasons annually. There’s winter at my home on the Oregon coast, my off-season, where I love to hunt waterfowl and fish for bright winter run steelhead when the rivers are right for the … Continue reading
Tips on Fly Fishing Tips, Part 1 – By Mike McCune
My steelhead beginnings were reasonably simple. I started out with a 9 foot 9 weight fiberglass rod, a click and pawl reel, and a Hi-D shooting head bolted on to monofilament shooting line with a clinch knot. Depth was achieved … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Steelhead & Spey, Trout
Tagged Mike McCune, MOW, MOW Tips, tip selection, tips
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Eat to Landed – By Scott O’Donnell
Eat, bite, chew, nibble, pluck, pull, yank, take, tug, grab, ripped, slammed, hammered – whatever you want to call it, when you’re swinging a fly for steelhead you’re lucky to get a couple of them in a full day of … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Steelhead & Spey
Tagged Catch and Release, Fighting Fish, Landing Fish, Scott O'Donnel
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