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#1 Mar-20-16 11:56PM

Fishfry
Northern Snakehead
Registered: Jul-06-14
Posts: 111

Yakima River Washington

Well, I made the move and now live in Washington....and for someone who prefers fly fishing...this is heaven.  Finally got out for the first time and drifted the lower portion of the Yakima River.  Caught a bunch of Rainbows, biggest being just over 18"'s. 

Caught quite a few smaller trout using a double nymph rig...Skwala nymph and san juan worm & w/strike indicator....after it warmed up a bit, switched to a olive chubby dry and started to catch some fish with some size.

Here are a few pic's:

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb18/MSAuto/WP_20160319_10_11_09_Raw.jpg

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb18/MSAuto/WP_20160319_17_42_14_Raw.jpg

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb18/MSAuto/V__B717.jpg

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/bb18/MSAuto/V__8283.jpg

Best regards,

FishFry

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#2 Mar-21-16 4:21AM

Ernie
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From: Ashburn VA
Registered: Feb-03-06
Posts: 15626

Re: Yakima River Washington

That looks really good....


Time to go fishin' again!

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#3 Mar-21-16 5:45AM

captmikestarrett
Patagonian Toothfish
From: Potomac River
Registered: May-06-08
Posts: 2178
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Re: Yakima River Washington

Gorgeous looking area.

This looks more Scottish Highland than Washington State. Where are all the trees ??

Capt Mike


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#4 Mar-21-16 6:17AM

AndrewDo124
Patagonian Toothfish
From: Alexandria
Registered: May-27-08
Posts: 978

Re: Yakima River Washington

looks like a lot of fun!

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#5 Mar-21-16 4:17PM

drxfish
Patagonian Toothfish
From: Sterling
Registered: Jan-04-14
Posts: 3015

Re: Yakima River Washington

Beautiful scenery!  Sounds like a great day!


Always wishin' I was fishin'

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#6 Mar-22-16 10:57PM

Fishfry
Northern Snakehead
Registered: Jul-06-14
Posts: 111

Re: Yakima River Washington

I was fishing the Yakima in what is considered the "Valley" third of the river which is in Central Washington....after it drops out of the Cascades.  Its pretty much "high desert"...it can be very windy.  Get back up out of the Valley and into the Cascades....and you'll find the pine trees that you're thinking of.

Next trip is going to be chasing Sea Run Cutthroat Trout in the Puget Sound...pics should have a lot of trees....perhaps Sasquatch too!

captmikestarrett wrote:

Gorgeous looking area.

This looks more Scottish Highland than Washington State. Where are all the trees ??

Capt Mike

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