An Oregon metal fishing expedition video, Spring 2016.
An Oregon metal fishing expedition video, Spring 2016.
We’re expecting to have all sizes of jackets and waders on hand and shipping by the first week in June. This includes 3xl sizes!
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Huge thanks everyone for all of your interest in our gear, and for your patience as we work to get them back in stock!
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With a last hurrah spring steelhead is going out with a bang. We saw some great fish this winter and spring, but are looking forward to trout, bass, and other warmwater exploits soon.
Stay tuned for product updates soon, along with some new shirt and hat designs for summer.
-Nick
Winter steelhead season is in full swing in the PNW, and even though Puget Sound rivers are closed down across Washington state now the opportunities continue throughout the area. From BC to California, March and April hold promise for big hard fighting winter steelhead.
Steelhead season has already been pretty good to us here. A few fish here and through spread thoughout a few fishless days (ok, quite a few fishless days) has been the norm.
We explored some new water.
We swung flies. We fished float rods and spoons too.
We saw a few fish.
We’re looking forward to a good rest of the season.
-Nick Satushek
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Coming at you with a photo from this fall and a reminder to try some new water this fall and winter. Here we’re exploring a wadeable small creek in AK which gave up a few big ‘bows. #Madefortheriver
Rainbows, dollies, steelhead, silvers. AK trip 2015 was good to us. Here are some photos from the trip…
With huge areas of eastern Washington burning, smoke and ash piled up on us as we continued to cast and cast and cast in the search of a solid tug.
It happened.
More than once.
Not all were huge
Musky Dave
We’ve said it before, but whether you’re an experienced musky chaser, or are over your 10,000 casts without a fish it would never be a bad idea to get in touch with Musky Dave of Warmwater Rambler guide service. He will put you on fish.
Ash on the tents
Toothy
Musky Dave
Northstar plume
The glow from Stickpin
Back on the westside – just had to stop off for a quick dolly.