Since everyone's been warning me about the dangerously low river levels expected this fall, the thought of a saltchuck-focused trip this fall is getting more attention in my mind.
I usually come out hot for steelhead and try to fit a little ocean salmon FF in, but maybe I should do the opposite this year. The ocean levels are not going to affect the fishing, with the exception of tides
Between that and the Carolina Conclave my autumn antics should be all buttoned up for 2001.
Any thoughts on this approach?
I usually come out hot for steelhead and try to fit a little ocean salmon FF in, but maybe I should do the opposite this year. The ocean levels are not going to affect the fishing, with the exception of tides
Between that and the Carolina Conclave my autumn antics should be all buttoned up for 2001.
Any thoughts on this approach?