
Our Summer
Steelhead and sea-run Cutthroat Trout fly fishing is
in full swing from July through September while
bright winter run Steelhead from 6 to
20+ lbs are plentiful in the Bogachiel
River, Calawah River, Sol-Duc
River and Hoh River during the months of November, December,
January, February, March & April.

Fly fishing for
Trophy wild Steelhead begins to
kick into high gear in February on most all of our
Olympic Peninsula's west coast rivers.
And is in full swing until the middle of April. These magnificent wild Steelhead ascend
our coastal rivers and streams to propagate and regenerate their ancient cycle of life,
and during this late winter/early spring season it is not at all uncommon for an angler to
bring to hand a mature wild buck steelhead in excess of 20Lbs.

FEDERATION OF FLY FISHERS
Certified Fly Casting Instructor
"Gordy"
S
GORDON GRACEY
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For
many years we have had a strict catch and release policy on wild steelhead,
Pacific Salmon and Cutthroat Trout.
We do however condone the retention of hatchery planted Steelhead and Salmon.
HOT FLY PATTERNS

"
KJP" prawn
This is an excellent fly
pattern for both summer and winter Steelhead here on the Olympic Peninsula rivers and in
British Columbia.
Want to see
one of the hottest leech patterns
that we have ever discovered for
huge
Alaskan rainbow trout?
Click the bugs
below.

Visit the regularly updated
hot
fly patterns
page and
big fish
photo gallery.
The fly fishing and fly tying
section of this site is edited by
Gordon Gracey
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