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I casted the Echo TR 126 6 weight and really liked the rod. I believe it is probably a little bigger than what I really need so I will be selecting a TR in a 5 weight. I also got to cast a Dec Hogan...

Thanks for all of the response. There seems to be more fans of the Beulah, however it doesn't sound like anyone has anything bad to say about the Echo either. I am casting a Echo TR that a friend let...

I fished it last week from Oroville to the afterbay. Still some nice steelhead around, but I believe a lot of them have moved up river. Best flies for us were birdsnest, tan yuba pupas and a brown...

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I am in the process of researching and preparing to purchase my first two handed rod. I have handled several rods and I am really leaning towards a Beulah Platinum 12'6" 6 weight or an...

It does, thanks for the help.

Mike

I am doing some research on the Echo switch rods and wanted to see if you guys could give me some feed back on how the Echo 3 and SR actions match up to other rods on the market. I have mainly casted...

The numbers of salmon have gone down in the mid section as mentioned. However the fish are still looking for eggs, just not as crazy as it was a couple of weeks ago. I would still nymph an egg and...

I haven't been to the Yuba in about a week. That little cold snap we had did slow the fishing down a little, however we were still getting them on rubberlegs and attractor mayfly patterns (copper...

Anyone have any experience with Scott's new L2h rods? Since they are listing it as a fast action I am curious to hear how it is, and how it would compare to the Sage Z-Axis (now ONE) rods. Any info...

The Klamath below Iron Gate has been incredible this year for trout and the occasional springer on Salmon flies. Even though 91 sounds crazy, if the conditions were perfect and he had experienced...

You can access the river from the Hwy 20 bridge on both sides. In the AM I would start nypmhing with brown rubber legs stones (with lighter colored legs) and attractor patterns like red cooper...

I would say changing up is the name of the game right now. I've been down form the bridge to the gun club a couple of times over the last week with clients. Keep changing flies until you find what...

Well, I typically float the Yuba, however I rarely will float it if the flows are above 3,500 to 4,000 cfs. For wading I would say it could be worth it at around 2,000 to 2,500 cfs. Just remember...