Enjoy this new film from Waist Deep Media. Door Man features Leaf Seaburg of Methow Fishing Adventures and gives a view of one season on the Methow, fishing and dealing with work, fish, and fire.
Tag: flyfishing
Session SEEKR Wading Pants – City to Stream [video]
Alpine suprise – backcountry adventure
All of the planning that goes into a backcountry hiking adventure is so worth it to find solitude in the mountains, along with plentiful and willing trout. This was our summer 2020 alpine adventure. There was hiking, camping in the woods, lots of fishing, boulder hopping, star gazing and paragliding.
High up in the mountains, we found a perfect campside nestled between boulders and trees. For the next three days we caught endless trout on a variety of flies and lures. Exploring the lake by raft and wading the shallows in our DRYFT SEEKR wading pants was a perfect way to experience all this area has to offer.
Having no previous firsthand knowledge of this area, this was a pleasant alpine surprise. Check out the photos below for some of the highlights.
Gear featured in this post
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SEEKR Wading Pants$299.00 -
BKCNTRY Waterproof Backpack$199.00
Why a good cuff system on your rain jacket is important [video]
Ever had a wet arm while fishing in the rain? The cuff system on the Primo jackets is designed to prevent this. Here is a video explaining how it works and why.
Having the snagless cuff on the Primo Rain Jacket tightened down during this splashy release kept the anglers arm nice and dry.
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Primo Rain Jacket – Women’s$349.00 -
Primo Rain Jacket – Black$379.00 -
Primo Rain Jacket – Grey$379.00
Happy St. Patricks Day!
We’re offering 10% off for the next three days with code STPADDY. Valid for 3 days only, March 17-19.
A Spooky Day On The River
Off the Beaten Path [video]
Summer fun with the DRYFT crew. What a day. #DRYFTculture
Bass days of summer
Bass bass bass bass bass.
Backcountry Steelheading photo journal
When the backcountry calls you better answer. This spring we had the opportunity to hike away from civilization and experience true wilderness. We only saw one other person over the three days we were there, and saw almost no signs of other people at all. No garbage. No development. Nothing. After fishing downstream all day it was more surprising to see an actual human boot print in the sand than more elk, bear, deer, or coyote tracks.
We could have asked for better fishing conditions, but there were a few fish around. With low and clear water the fish we did see were spooky and not much inclined to play with us.
If you’re in need of a re-set from the hectic day-to-day of modern life then consider unplugging from the stresses of the work week, stuffing a backpack and hitting the trail.
I call this plugging into nature.
words & photos by Nick Satushek
That’s a happy face if I’ve ever seen one.
Squatch Sighting
Strolling through the woods we were struck dumb. Not 20 feet from us was a squatch. We couldn’t believe what we were seeing. He had just landed a real trophy and was prepping it for release. The hook was out as he cradled it gently in the water. A branch cracked under my foot, he looked up and made eye contact. He saw the camera pointing at him and hoisted his catch up high for a quick hero shot. Click click click. The camera whirred away taking shot after shot. This could be it. Proof that the legend exists!
And wouldn’t you know it…he was all decked out in DRYFT wading gear. Looks like we found our new unnofficial mascot.
