Showing posts with label Steelhead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steelhead. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

Steelhead 2012

Well after all the waiting that I have been doing, I finally got a chance to get out and do some fishing. Claude and I made our annual trip to the upper salmon river in Stanley Id and landed a few steelhead (April 10th - 14th). If you are familiar with the the Yankee Fork area, we were fishing under the over hanging tree in between the cables. I want to say that the water flow the first day was close to 950cfs climbing up around 1300cfs  the last day we were there (five days). The Yankee Fork water had a glacier tint to it but the Salmon river was fairly clear so it was producing some good fishing. The air temp was about 24 degrees when we started in the morning but warmed up to around 40 degrees throughout the day. The Salmon river was fairly clear as far down as we were fishing so it produced some fish. Here are a couple of fish that we landed.



The biggest of the trip

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Steelhead 2011

Claude and I had a very good time up on the salmon river.  Met a few new people that are ga ga about fishing, it diffidently lifted our spirits in the slow times of the day.  Fishing was slow for the most part about 3-5 fish a day.  Slightly on the cold side in the mornings, most of the mornings where about +15 degrees but the last day was +8 when we got to the river.  On another note,  I am really hoping to get out in the next few days here on the new fork and the green!  With salmon season right around the corner its hard to drive myself to get out and fish for these little guys here. Ha!  Till next time.  Rip some lips!


My 28" hog!


Claude's 29" Pig!


Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Salmon and Steelhead 2010

This is from past trips to Idaho for the Salmon and Steelhead runs 2010.

Here are a few salmon we ran into on the little salmon river in Riggins Idaho. All the salmon we landed avg 12-15 lbs.




Here is Claude with one of the 4 hatchery fish he had. 


Steelhead!

All the fish we caught avg 6-8 lbs. For being so late in the year they still had great color and a lot of life!






Claude showing off some of his trophies! He had a great time, first time steelheading now he's addicted