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- Floating the Sol Duc - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Floating the Sol Duc Jump to Latest 9 8K views 9 replies 8 participants last post by Dr Magill Oct 25, 2012
- Cowlitz River float - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Yet here were a bunch of folks floating down river with no means of control other than paddling with their hands I'm including this story because hand paddling at 6500 cfs is no way to avoid sweepers and log jams in fast riffles My friends and I were spread out fishing a long run when two women floating by hanging on to one of those pool toy
- Restoring the float to fly line? - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
The end of a floating flyline still can float lower than the main body of the line because the ratio of floating coating to core is lower in this small diameter section So even tho the floating line coating has a specific gravity less than water, the nylon or sometimes dacron core has a specific gravity greater than water, so it naturally
- Floating the Skagit - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Dec 17 week a friend and I are planning to float the Skagit in search of Steelhead We are novices on the Skagit I have a 11' pontoon I would appreciate any advice; where to put in and take out and what to expect We know that it will be cold It will be a full day float Thanks
- floating the methow | Washington Fly Fishing Forum
My question is I have floated only once on a river (yakima) and plan on floating the methow with my 15 year old son and want to know which sections of the river would be the best to float? I have allot of boat experience, 20 years of commercial fishing (14 years ago) and I know this is a different situation
- Floating the Grande Ronde - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
With the cargo deck behind the oarsman's seat, I think my WM Kodiak will float stern-heavy I might be able to shift the weight by strapping a couple duffle bags on the bow Alternatively, I'll do like I did when floating with my little 7' Achilles LT-2 and portage around the narrows - 3 trips took 45 minutes
- Best floating 4wt. line for Scott G-series?
I am looking to match a new floating line to my older Scott G-series rod - 9', 4wt, 2pc Since I bought the rod used last year, I have been fishing an SA Mastery GPX WF4F line that I acquired as a bonus on a reel I bought on EBay Not sure how old the line is - seems supple enough but there
- DIY MOW tips? - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
In 1982 I built customized Chironomid fishing lines by butt splicing 5 ft of level 7 wt, type II sinking line to 7 wt, weight forward floating lines for my ex-wife and myself I used about 5 8" of 35# test Maxxima mono, slightly roughened inserted into the core of the lines and fastened with super glue
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