Oregon Coast Summer Steelhead, Fall Chinook and Sea-Run Trout. Fall, 2012
The diversity of species and locations on the Oregon Coast make it a treasured places as the leaves begin to fall.
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King Me
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The reward for a wet day of November fishing.
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Almost like Ohio...
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Steve travelled from Ohio's steelhead alley to try our Oregon Summer Steelheading.
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Four Weight Fun!
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Sea-Run Cutthroat numbers were excellent this season.
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Coastal Chrome
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Big bright chinook on a small river with light tackle... awesome.
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Sea-Lice Native Steelhead
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A set of big tides in late August led to some epic swing conditions for native summer steelhead
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A Hen for Henry
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On an day in early November, Henry had a limit of Kings by 10am. Not too shabby.
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Sea-Run Spruce
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This lovely cutthroat took a stripped Spruce. One of our favorite Fall patterns.
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Summer Chinook
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Some rivers get an small run of late Summer Kings. We found this fish at the top of tidewater in late August.
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First Rain Magic
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The boys from Montana got lucky and fished through the first rains of the Fall, hooking 20 salmon and steelhead on flies in three days of fishing.
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First Winter Steelhead
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As Thanksgiving approaches, the first of the Winter steelhead begin to show. We caught this one on November 16
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