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September 16, 2019 All Things Spey
As we enter fall, nearly our entire staff…actually the whole staff begins to get a little stir crazy because some of our favorite watersheds in the area are in perfect shape for swinging flies for either trout or steelhead.
The Yakima and Cle Elum are down and ready for swinging flies for cutthroat and rainbow trout and if you haven’t handled a trout sized spey rod yet, we really need to help you make that happen. We currently have staff throwing Winston, Echo, Gloomis, Sage, Thomas and Thomas and Redington trout spey and they are all fabulous!
If would like the thrill of chasing a steelhead but would like a tug or two as well, the Cowlitz is a great place to put yourself in the game because there are steelhead in right now and the sea run cutthroat will also take smaller flies so it is sort of the best of both worlds here for the next month or two.
Call us and let’s get you in the water with one of these great little sticks, or a big one…or both!
Happy fall everyone, see you soon,
EWA Staff 206-708-7250
September 13, 2019 Spey Time
These days we are able to employ spey casting in nearly all facets of our fly fishing endeavors but when fall arrives in the PNW, particularly here in the Seattle area, we feel its relevance even more.
With flows at low fall levels, swinging flies on the Yakima and Cowlitz for rainbow and cutthroat trout are terrific options and for those seeking slightly larger interactions, steelhead on many of the rivers around here is beginning to uptick. Skykomish, Klickitat, Cowlitz, Hoh and Queets would all be great options to consider.
Low and clear water will demand longer leaders, possibly smaller flies and while your winter Skagit heads will work just fine with a floating tip, why not pick up and enjoy casting a Rage or Scandi head with a longer front taper. These heads will turn over flies with delicate precision and elegance, showing off those casting skills so well.
Questions on anything spey, call 206-708-7250, we are here for you!
August 22, 2019 - Fall Rising
Here we are coming to the end of August and yet, the mornings and evening already feel as though fall is upon us. We don’t actually have a problem with that what so ever and here is partly why.
First, nearly every fishery in the state is predictable, approachable, beautiful, bountiful and fishable at this time of the year.
As of now, Pink salmon are all over the place paving the way for Coho salmon to begin arriving on our local beaches. If you have never attached yourself to a Coho on a 6wt in the saltwater, well, it is about as good a tug of war as you can have here in WA. These should be going on until mid to late October if we are lucky so come in, ask questions and get out there!
By mid September of the Yakima will be back down to fall and early winter flows meaning walk and wade anglers will have plenty of water to safely step into and water temps will begin to cool, igniting all the fall hatches we love so much. BWO and October Caddis are on the menu!
All of this being said, for us, it really means we get to really focus on spey casting, both for trout and steelhead. NOW would be a great time to begin your sojourn into taking a steelhead on a skated fly and for those wanting to begin their steelhead pursuit, now is a fabulous time to pick up that new two hander and get our free spey class we offer with it. Learn the basic casts and discuss other equipment and approach with one of our professional guide/instructor staff and get these skills honed for winter!
Creeks have some time left as well. Water is crazy low and later starts to the day will be a thoughtful way to ensure you are seeing trout come to the surface for your fly. Caddis, Stimulators, Parachute Adams, Humpy’s and Wulff patterns are all great options as these trout know their time to take in calories is now before winter water temps put the hatches to bed for the season.
As always, we are here to ensure your success so please come in, call or email with any questions you might have. Thanks for reading, now go fish!
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August 19, 2019 - It All Comes Together…or Pretty Close!
Unsure if our mild summer has made it feel like summer is already over of if the cool evenings are just being welcomed because they are here. Either way, fall is the most predictable time of the year to fish around here so there is literally no reason to NOT be on the water, some water, somewhere fly fishing right now. Let’s be brief…
Puget Sound - Pinks and Coho - YES
Creeks - Dry Flies All Day - YES
Summer Steelhead - YES, there are a few around!
Yakima - Hoppers and Caddis - YES
Carp/Bass/Pike - YUP
Come by, call or whatever, just let us help you got out there, be successful and have fun!
August 4, 2019 - Early Rises
This time of year, no matter which fishery in Washington you are hoping to engage with, an early start is going to almost always arch the experience in your favor.
Most won’t get up when daylight begins much less before that to be on the water when the sun rises which is somewhere around 6am currently. All the creeks, the Sound and Yakima and any of the steelhead rivers are going to provide a slight benefit to those who take advantage of day emerging from night.
Fish are less inhibited during dark hours and it takes them a little bit of time to gain weariness again in any clear water situation. On the Sound, if you can coincide early AM with a strong outgoing tide more of the kelp will make the Pink Pursuit a little less frustrating.
Early AM on the creeks will see some small hatches of PMD’s that will quickly move into caddis so have a selection of those on hand for any streams you are headed towards and finally our steelhead rivers have some fish in them but water is very low and VERY clear. Long leaders, Scandi, Rage or Long Belly lines will present more gently and try smaller flies as well.
In the end, remember you are on the water, have fun with it and enjoy your time out there. Call is with questions, we are here 7 days a week to help you find success.
July 31, 2019 Klickitat Steelhead Time!
We are fired up about the coming of the Klick season for wild steelhead. This river is a beautiful fishery in the shadow of Mt. Adams in south central WA and home to some beautiful fish.
We are offering both day and over night camp trips this season beginning in September and running through November. As always we are employing spey rods for this trip, 7-8wt two handers with Rage, Scandi or Scout heads work fine and your fly of choice of course.
If you have been aching for a river camping trip close to home ache no more. Camp prepared food is maybe finer than any restaurant could hope to compete with and our staff is quite skilled in this arena as well.
This season will book up quickly so please reach out soon to secure your days on the water with us. Questions, more info or to book, please call or email:
EWA Store 206-708-7250
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Photo Caldwell “Rohr” Rohrbach
July 28, 2019 - Celebrating Summer in the PNW
Here we are at the end of July and everything we could possibly want to have at this time of year around here we possess, it is pretty incredible. Let’s begin with wild fires in the region are minimal at the moment which is giving us much clearer skies than at this time last year. As far as fishing goes, let us break it down…
Puget Sound - This has been one of those what we term building years for sea run cutts. Little rain during the chum fry migration slowed their push into the Sound not really helping the SRC’s to congregate as densely as they usually do during that time of the year. This has carried into a less than robust spring season with mostly smaller fish meaning we will see bigger fish in the following years. This is mostly from notes and observations from 20+ years of guiding around the Sound and paying close attention to the corresponding weather. Pinks have begun to arrive but this will be a slight year for them as they were hit pretty hard 2 years ago with the low summer water followed by high water in late fall. Don’t expect much but we still recommend exercising those pink flies in your box!
Yakima River - High but not too high was the reservoirs are low on water so fishing has been pretty good even during these high water months. PMD’s in the early AM and Caddis in the evenings with some stones through the middle of the day. Great flows to trout spey your way through those runs you can safely step into and skate something just for the heck of it, those Westslope Cutts in the upper river are always curious and willing to come up and play.
Mountain Creeks - Somehow we made it clear through July with many of the creeks retaining enough water to still be in good shape right now. We believe these are dry fly only fisheries. Learning to manage and present dry flies in different ways will help you become a better fly angler. Upstream high sticking, cross stream mending and fly first downstream presentations are all good ways to approach these waters and sometimes a fish not taking the dead drift will excitedly launch at a skittered fly crossing the current. Come in and let us help you figure out where to go and never be afraid to ask questions, we are here to help you be successful.
Bass and Carp - Game on is all we can say. Top water for bass in all our local lakes and various “bugs” for carp as well are a new twist on fly fishing around here and we should totally be paying attention to these fish. We have 3 guides specializing in warm-water pursuits so come learn!
Steelhead - Summer steelheading is great for many reasons. First, it allows those new to spey casting and swinging flies to hone their skills as smaller flies are easier to cast and water flows are more easily managed on foot. We are using Scandi or Rage heads with very light sinking tips or mostly floating tips as water is clear and warmer so fish will be more apt to chase flies on or near the surface. Low light of morning is always said to be most timely but as I look back at steelheading for the past 35+ years, plenty of fish have been taken on clear water, blue sky days sometime between noon and 4pm so don’t throw in the towel just because it doesn’t fit proposed criteria for success.
One quick note, please don’t down size rods to make the fight more fun on big fish. Keep rod size commensurate with the size of fish you are pursuing. Summer brings warm water temps and fighting a fish too long can kill them. Even though they may “swim” out of your hand, they can often times die shortly afterwards once adrenaline has worn off. Keep them in the water for images and use rubber nets.
Get out, have fun, fish hard but look up and around, it is the experience you are actually there for, results are rewards for the effort and don’t always happen so enjoy it all.Summer Time in WA - June 12, 2019
The options are endless. Between the Puget Sound, Yakima, mountain creeks, bass lakes, carp flats of the Columbia River, alpine lakes, steelhead rivers, etc. Your options are anything but limited.
Puget Sound - Sea Run Cutthroat, Coho & Pink Salmon
As Summer progresses, we are seeing the Sound come to life. Sea Run Cutthroat remains excellent but we are limited to the early hours of morning and late evenings for the most productive fishing. Due to the amount of herring, smelt, anchovies, and sandlance in the Sound, we are fishing with much larger flies than normal. Think bigger, the fish will devour large flies this time of year.
Our salmon runs will be kicking off in July and you can encounter a number of species but we are mostly focusing on Pink Salmon and Coho Salmon. The former will arrive first in mid-July while the larger migratory Coho will arrive shortly after. We will be using 7-8 weight rods, aggressive shooting head lines, and big pink, white, or chartreuse flies.
Cascade Creeks - Native Cutthroat, Rainbows, etc.
Our creek season has really kicked off this week with what we believe to be close to the end of our snowmelt. We are already experiencing some decent fishing in our high drainage’s but it will just get better every day. We typically approach these streams with a 2-3 weight rod and a box full of dry flies. Don’t forget the streamers and nymphs, just in case the fish aren’t willing to come to the top.
This is one of our favorite fisheries throughout the year, for a good reason. It is just plain fun. It is a more friendly fishery than most of our others and is great for anglers of all skill levels. The season is short though, don’t let it get away from you!
Summer Steelhead - Skykomish, Cowlitz, Klickitat, etc.
Our Summer Steelhead fisheries are going well with good reports coming from the Sky and the Cowlitz. Our Columbia River tributaries, like the Klickitat or the Deschutes, will not start showing many fish until later in Summer into Fall.
In low and clear, summer conditions, think lighter and smaller. Our go to set up is a 6-7 weight spey rod (12′-13′6″) with a Airflo Rage head of appropriate size. Pair that with some light poly leaders, floating or sinking, and you’re in the game. We especially like to skate flies in later Summer as it is pretty shocking having a 12lb. hen grab your fly off the surface.
Warmwater - Carp, Bass, Tiger Muskie, etc.
Our warmwater fisheries have been fantastic this year. Whether you want to go after a big toothy critter or small panfish, we have great reports from them both.
Most of our carp are in post-spawn mode and are looking for food once again. These fish can be found all over the state including your local haunts such as Lake Washington, Green Lake, Lake Sammamish, etc. However, we find that most of the best carp fishing is found on the eastside of the mountains in the Columbia River system or beyond. We target these fish with 6-8 weight rods and floating lines. Make sure to have your drag set properly because these fish do not come to hand easily.
Bass fishing has been good all around. Most of our local lakes are done with the spawn and the fish are still in shallow, which is great news for fly anglers. In the heat of the day, we have been finding good luck on sub surface flies while we tend to use poppers in the low light hours. We use 6-8 weight rods and a mix of lines for these fish, floating or sinking.
Muskie fishing has been excellent with good reports coming out of Lake Tapps, Mayfield Reservoir and beyond. This is a fishery that every fly angler needs to try. We use 10-12 weight rods and can be tossing flies at a foot or longer sometimes. It helps to have a boat with this fishery but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a motorized craft. Get out on what you can, just be careful with inflatables and muskie teeth!
May 29, 2019 EWA Fly Fest is June 1st - This Saturday 9-3
Wow, did this sneak up on us fast! June 1st is our Fly Fest at Me-Kwa-Mooks Park here in West Seattle and what a line up we have.
Beginning at 8am, 2 women’s casting classes with Kayla Lockhart, Katy Watt, Kristen Bufe and Jenn Fluke benefiting Casting for Recovery, sign up for the 8am class here…
8am class
Kate will also be doing a tying demo of her exquisite summer steelhead flies at the store that evening at 6pm. Sign up for that here…TICKETS
10 AM - Women’s Meet and Greet
10 AM - All Things Spey - Long Belly to Scout
12 PM - Guide Cook - Off
1 PM - Little Blue Lines - Washington’s Fly Fishing Gems
2 PM - Puget Sound - Approach, Tactics and Equipment
2 PM - Warm Water Targets - Carp, Bass and Muskie
Sales reps for Winston, Thomas and Thomas, Loomis, Echo, Sage, Redington and Scott fly rods will be on hand.
Bruce Skinner from Patagonia will also be on hand with the new Danner Boots for everyone to try on and ask questions of.
See everyone bright and early Saturday!SAVE BRISTOL BAY -- ACT NOW!
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A mine of this size and scale will decimate the landscape, pollute the water, and destroy our native salmon stocks. Stocks that we rely on.
Pebble Mine can’t come close to this - not to mention what we’ll be left with after they leave. I can’t image a worse situation for Alaska.
Should Pebble’s permit get a rushed, inadequate review? The answer is NO!
Please lend your time and support to the preservation to one of the most valuable resources on our planet. Go to http://www.savebristolbay.org/take-action to take action.
Thanks!
Instagram Posts
Afternoon sun in the fall and swinging for steelhead, possibly greatest moments of the fly fishing year! #ewareports #ewawomen #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #seattle #flyfishingphotography #steelheadfishing #washingtonstate
Sep 16
Afternoon sun in the fall and swinging for steelhead, possibly greatest moments of the fly fishing year! #ewareports #ewawomen #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #seattle #flyfishingphotography #steelheadfishing #washingtonstate
Ah, the brilliant things photographers will do for an image! @andrew_burr @diego_fly_fishing #ewareports #russia #kamchatka #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Sep 16 Kamchatka Peninsula
Ah, the brilliant things photographers will do for an image! @andrew_burr @diego_fly_fishing #ewareports #russia #kamchatka #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Wow, 24 years, 18 of them married to this amazing woman. Where I would be without her and what my life would be missing...unimaginable! Love you doll!
Sep 16
Wow, 24 years, 18 of them married to this amazing woman. Where I would be without her and what my life would be missing...unimaginable! Love you doll!
When their backs are out of the water is still called “tailing”? #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #bonefishing #flyfishingtravel #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Sep 14
When their backs are out of the water is still called “tailing”? #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #bonefishing #flyfishingtravel #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Maybe it’s a natural progression like so many other facets of life but I am at the point where my personal enjoyment of time on the water is so greatly enhanced by watching others discover their passions. From my staff evolving how they guide and teach to clients picking up a spey rod for the first time, have to pinch myself that I get to do this every day. We are fishing, but for what? As I return from trips and travels the fish might be the catalyst but the stories often times have little to no mention of them. Many thanks to all who have shared these day, week and month long sojourns we have taken supposedly in search of fish, my life is richer because of you! #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #speycasting #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #seattle #ewa_swingon #ewa_women
Sep 13
Maybe it’s a natural progression like so many other facets of life but I am at the point where my personal enjoyment of time on the water is so greatly enhanced by watching others discover their passions. From my staff evolving how they guide and teach to clients picking up a spey rod for the first time, have to pinch myself that I get to do this every day. We are fishing, but for what? As I return from trips and travels the fish might be the catalyst but the stories often times have little to no mention of them. Many thanks to all who have shared these day, week and month long sojourns we have taken supposedly in search of fish, my life is richer because of you! #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #speycasting #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #seattle #ewa_swingon #ewa_women
It’s fall which means tough choices on where to fish around here these days...Sound, Yak, creeks, steelhead... #nolackofoptions #ewareports #seattle #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Sep 11 Seattle, Washington
It’s fall which means tough choices on where to fish around here these days...Sound, Yak, creeks, steelhead... #nolackofoptions #ewareports #seattle #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Good news Sound anglers...the kelp is almost gone but for those who want to familiarize themselves with using a stripping basket,, head into @ewaflyshop_seattle and check out a few different options available. They are a necessity when using intermediate lines but can also help with distance with any line by eliminating line drag on/off the water. #ewareports #pugetsound #seattle #seattleflyfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #flyfishingphotography
Sep 11 Seattle, Washington
Good news Sound anglers...the kelp is almost gone but for those who want to familiarize themselves with using a stripping basket,, head into @ewaflyshop_seattle and check out a few different options available. They are a necessity when using intermediate lines but can also help with distance with any line by eliminating line drag on/off the water. #ewareports #pugetsound #seattle #seattleflyfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #flyfishingphotography
Well, we got into em! Until next year Ilwaco... @davemccoyewa #ewareports #tunafishing #flyfishingphotography #underwaterphotography #keepemwetfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Sep 6 Ilwaco, Washington
Well, we got into em! Until next year Ilwaco... @davemccoyewa #ewareports #tunafishing #flyfishingphotography #underwaterphotography #keepemwetfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Smile! Blue Shark off the WA coast were plentiful on this tuna trip...very plentiful and any accidentally hooked were released without handling or removal from water. #ewareports #keepemwetfishing #seewhatsoutthere #tunafishing #shark #blueshark #pacificocean #flyfishingphotography #loveourplanet
Sep 5 Ilwaco, Washington
Smile! Blue Shark off the WA coast were plentiful on this tuna trip...very plentiful and any accidentally hooked were released without handling or removal from water. #ewareports #keepemwetfishing #seewhatsoutthere #tunafishing #shark #blueshark #pacificocean #flyfishingphotography #loveourplanet
Eighth grade begins now and another year of life passes in an instant! #daddaughter #stopgrowing #holyshit
Sep 4
Eighth grade begins now and another year of life passes in an instant! #daddaughter #stopgrowing #holyshit
Oh yeah, if you know this place you know what’s happening tomorrow! #ewareports #albacore #flyfishingphotography #ilwaco #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
Sep 2 Salt Hotel & Pub
Oh yeah, if you know this place you know what’s happening tomorrow! #ewareports #albacore #flyfishingphotography #ilwaco #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet
To all of my friends on Abaco and Grand Bahama and everywhere else this crazy ass storm is going to touch, my sincerest hope for your safety and family’s well being. #hurricanessuck #hurricanedorian #bahamas #florida
Sep 2
To all of my friends on Abaco and Grand Bahama and everywhere else this crazy ass storm is going to touch, my sincerest hope for your safety and family’s well being. #hurricanessuck #hurricanedorian #bahamas #florida
Issues... #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #lifetimewarranty
Sep 1
Issues... #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #lifetimewarranty
Considering it... #ewareports #bonefish #flyfishingphotography #honduras #loveourplanet #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere
Aug 30
Considering it... #ewareports #bonefish #flyfishingphotography #honduras #loveourplanet #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere
Diligently hunting GT’s. @briggsc72 @tsponthefly #ewareports #seychelles #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #underwaterphotography #gianttrevally #flyfishingphotography
Aug 28
Diligently hunting GT’s. @briggsc72 @tsponthefly #ewareports #seychelles #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #underwaterphotography #gianttrevally #flyfishingphotography
Adventure slash fly fishing travel. There will be places, cultures, people and events that often don’t make sense or jive with your way of life. However, seeing, experiencing and discussing these make us more empathetic and compassionate humans as our planet digitally shrinks while growing in population. #ewareports #india #oops #flyfishingphotography #adventuretravel #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #loveourplanet
Aug 27 Ramganga Bazaar
Adventure slash fly fishing travel. There will be places, cultures, people and events that often don’t make sense or jive with your way of life. However, seeing, experiencing and discussing these make us more empathetic and compassionate humans as our planet digitally shrinks while growing in population. #ewareports #india #oops #flyfishingphotography #adventuretravel #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #loveourplanet
Thinking of heading back here to see some wonderful long time friends. Who would like to join? @flyfishguanaja @ewaflyshop_seattle #ewareports #honduras #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #optoutside #flyfishingphotography #patagonia_flyfish
Aug 26 Guanaja
Thinking of heading back here to see some wonderful long time friends. Who would like to join? @flyfishguanaja @ewaflyshop_seattle #ewareports #honduras #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #optoutside #flyfishingphotography #patagonia_flyfish
Two Tickets to Paradise. On stage with the one and only Eddie Money! #eddiemoney #concerts #ewareports
Aug 26
Two Tickets to Paradise. On stage with the one and only Eddie Money! #eddiemoney #concerts #ewareports
More so than any other species in the water, holding your fly in preparation for the next GT is a heart accelerating, hair on neck raising, mind exhausting experience, JOIN ME! #ewareports #seychelles #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #flyfishingtravel
Aug 24 Providence, Seychelles
More so than any other species in the water, holding your fly in preparation for the next GT is a heart accelerating, hair on neck raising, mind exhausting experience, JOIN ME! #ewareports #seychelles #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #flyfishingtravel
@ewa_women just posted fall/winter dates for Bugs and Brews, our women’s exclusive fly tying class series. Follow that link and sign up fast, dates will fill quickly. @ewaflyshop_seattle #ewareports #5050onthewater #seewhatsoutthere #womenwhoflyfish #seattleflyfishing #seattle #flytying
Aug 23 Emerald Water Anglers
@ewa_women just posted fall/winter dates for Bugs and Brews, our women’s exclusive fly tying class series. Follow that link and sign up fast, dates will fill quickly. @ewaflyshop_seattle #ewareports #5050onthewater #seewhatsoutthere #womenwhoflyfish #seattleflyfishing #seattle #flytying
Photographers photographing photographers taking pics of other photographers fishing... @andrew_burr @briggsc72 #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #brazil #roshambeaux #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #loveourplanet
Aug 21 Kendjam
Photographers photographing photographers taking pics of other photographers fishing... @andrew_burr @briggsc72 #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #brazil #roshambeaux #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #loveourplanet
Feeling a little like fall around western WA this AM. Making us perk up a little bit as we are looking forward to fall angling opportunities around here. Klickitat Steelhead, Yakima River trout spey and of course Coho and SRC’s in the Sound. All fantastic options, see everyone soon on the water! #ewareports #ewawomen #seattleflyfishing #seattle #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #keepemwetfishing #patagonia_flyfish
Aug 21 Washington
Feeling a little like fall around western WA this AM. Making us perk up a little bit as we are looking forward to fall angling opportunities around here. Klickitat Steelhead, Yakima River trout spey and of course Coho and SRC’s in the Sound. All fantastic options, see everyone soon on the water! #ewareports #ewawomen #seattleflyfishing #seattle #flyfishingphotography #seewhatsoutthere #optoutside #keepemwetfishing #patagonia_flyfish
The Moon exhibit and an early generation float plane...both lead my mind in explorative directions to wonderful places. Feeling like a need a quick Alaska injection into my veins... #ewareports #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #boeing #loveourplanet #seattle
Aug 21 The Museum of Flight
The Moon exhibit and an early generation float plane...both lead my mind in explorative directions to wonderful places. Feeling like a need a quick Alaska injection into my veins... #ewareports #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #boeing #loveourplanet #seattle
Sept., Oct. and November are filling up fast! Get dates on the books for fall Yakima trips and Klickitat steelhead trips. #ewareports #yakimariver #klickitatriver #steelhead #seattle #seattleflyfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #ewawomen #ewa_swingon #optoutside
Aug 20
Sept., Oct. and November are filling up fast! Get dates on the books for fall Yakima trips and Klickitat steelhead trips. #ewareports #yakimariver #klickitatriver #steelhead #seattle #seattleflyfishing #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #ewawomen #ewa_swingon #optoutside
Poppers and bass, what a fabulous pair! #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #peacockbass #brazil
Aug 20 Kendjam
Poppers and bass, what a fabulous pair! #ewareports #flyfishingphotography #optoutside #seewhatsoutthere #loveourplanet #peacockbass #brazil
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