In Search of Sea Run Cutthroat Wilson, Nehalem and Cowlitz

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  • Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @speedbird1598
    @speedbird1598 Год назад +1

    Glad you were able to find fly casting space on the Cow! Combat fishing keeps me off that river but it looks like I may need to head down there. Would be nice to take home hatchery cutthroat too

  • @nathanielfarmer6685
    @nathanielfarmer6685 2 года назад

    awesome vid! just caught my first sea run cutthroat this weekend and am obsessed. thanks for making!

    • @flyfishingwithphil7676
      @flyfishingwithphil7676  2 года назад

      Thanks! They are a very fun fish can't wait till fall when they really start running in the rivers.

  • @Paulpoission
    @Paulpoission 2 года назад

    Awesome you got your boy out there on the bluebacks! I fish those rivers often

  • @Benjamin-qr3yx
    @Benjamin-qr3yx 5 месяцев назад

    Very nice vid. Congrats. What rod weight do you use for searun?
    Cheers

  • @OregonFishingAdventures
    @OregonFishingAdventures 2 года назад

    Nice video man would be cool if u explained what patterns u are using while fishing. Also are those both Lamson liquid reels?

    • @flyfishingwithphil7676
      @flyfishingwithphil7676  2 года назад

      Thanks, yes they are both Lamson Liquid reels they are my favorite for the money. I am not very good at Narrating but that is a good idea, my favorite pattern for Sea Run is a yellow hippy stomper I will try to explain a little more in my future videos.

  • @thebigroy
    @thebigroy 8 месяцев назад

    What is a good month for cutthroat on Wilson? Thanks for posting

    • @flyfishingwithphil7676
      @flyfishingwithphil7676  8 месяцев назад +1

      September and October are the best, usually it coincides with a good rain to bring new fish into the river.

  • @inventoryking
    @inventoryking 2 года назад

    Nice! All those big ones on the Cowlitz?

    • @flyfishingwithphil7676
      @flyfishingwithphil7676  2 года назад

      Yes I caught the largest ones on the Cowlitz I think one was at least 16-17"