Jeff Putnam
01-16-2012, 02:59 PM
There are only two spots left in this weeks Yuba River lesson (Thursday 19th) and the river is at a very wadeable level making it great to learn techniques and methods for of catching trout on this challenging but rewarding fishery. Its one of the finest trout fisheries on the west coast just, one hr north of Sac! Skwallas stones should start hatching and the fish should be looking up... dry fly fishing possibilities at its best, we'll also cover nymph and streamer/swinging presentations ,access, etc.
You can sign up through my site
http://www.jpflyfishing.com/groupclasses/onthewaterclasses/yubariver.htm
This lesson sold out 2 weeks ago and a cancellation (2) just occurred.. so first to sign up takes the spot(s), I'll confirm tomorrow as I'm heading out for lessons, you can also leave a phone message at 366-7554. A steelhead report card is required along with your 2012 Fishing License. (and looking for a grabby steelie on the AM...secret spot, yeah right, although try a long leader, 12-15 feet and a med weighted #10 soft hackle-style fly with #8 ultra green maxima tippet, even sparse #8 blk leeches, good fishing if you have the patience and ability, tough conditions right now for steelhead no doubt, however, they're definitely here and willing to swim for a fly! Had Gristmill all to myself yesterday morning during a lesson as a student hooked and broke off a large winter run, first 10 casts.)
You can sign up through my site
http://www.jpflyfishing.com/groupclasses/onthewaterclasses/yubariver.htm
This lesson sold out 2 weeks ago and a cancellation (2) just occurred.. so first to sign up takes the spot(s), I'll confirm tomorrow as I'm heading out for lessons, you can also leave a phone message at 366-7554. A steelhead report card is required along with your 2012 Fishing License. (and looking for a grabby steelie on the AM...secret spot, yeah right, although try a long leader, 12-15 feet and a med weighted #10 soft hackle-style fly with #8 ultra green maxima tippet, even sparse #8 blk leeches, good fishing if you have the patience and ability, tough conditions right now for steelhead no doubt, however, they're definitely here and willing to swim for a fly! Had Gristmill all to myself yesterday morning during a lesson as a student hooked and broke off a large winter run, first 10 casts.)