Fly Fishing Washington State's Snake River for Steelhead in November [Series Episode # 34]

In this episode we are fly fishing for Steelhead and Chinook Salmon. We swing flies to catch and release some incredible fish. On this brisk, but spectacular, November day we fish with good friend GL Britton. We start with GL giving us some tips on Spey casting. The Snake is a very big river but finding the right places can increase your odds. Even though this is dessert scrub lands, I find it very beautiful with the unique basalt cliffs and it's wildlife. I hope you enjoy this episode.
Fishing with Ladin: Fly Fishing TV Show's primary purpose is to inform the public about fly fishing techniques and places to fish in the Western United States. We endeavor to inspires young and old to enjoy the outdoors. Travel the Northwest with us as we reveal the beauty of nature and the practice of catch and release fly fishing through an entertaining format that is fast-paced and humorous.

[@glennbuscher8003]

A great outing. Thank you for sharing.

[@thedude1056]

Love your guy's videos, I've watched all of em! Would you guys ever consider spey fishing the Clearwater river? That is a very interesting river with big fish and I would love to see you guys do that for an episode! Thanks for the great videos

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

Thank you. We have considered that often and can't really say why it has never happened. I hope it will be in the near future.

[@thedude1056]

@@FlyFishingwithLadin thanks for the reply! It would be very neat to see! Keep up the great work.

[@JiM_aYYYY]

Hey ladin, first year fly angler, I've watched a few of your videos and love the action, real fishing situations and great editing.
I was wondering what flies should I be using during December.
I live in oregon high desert area, I fish the columbia and umatilla river. Fish all species but targeting steelhead at the moment. Thank you in advance

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

Hi Jimmy - sorry we are not enough of experts to recommend steelhead flies. Have not done it enough. Thanks for watching though.

[@xiaoqiangw]

that is really cool. Which section of snake are you fishing at? I always thought november is a bit late for snake

[@FlyFishingwithLadin]

Upstream of Asotin a few miles and before mouth of Grand Ronde