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Oregon Chrome part 2

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Published on Oct 24. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Steelhead fishing

Did you like Oregon Chrome part 1, then watch this... Three fly fishermen set out to try winter steelhead fishing in the breathtaking Oregon region. with some of the best guides, it was an unforgettable experience. This is part 2 of the trip. hope you all like it. tight lines. For more info, visit salmonjunkies.com. Columbus

Originator

Columbus Leth

Originator's web site

http://www.columbusleth.dk/

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Kurts Creek Minnow

Detailed instructions for tying Kurt's Creek Minnow.
Recipe:
Hook: 3x long streamer hook, size 8.
Bead: 5/32” brass bead.
Thread: Fluoro Brite, orange.

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Fly Fishing Winter Steelhead

Another fall has come and gone and this year i was finally able to really spend some good time swinging flies for the fall run.

Wild Steelhead

Nov 28. 2015

I brought home 4 lbs of beautiful wild steelhead the last time I was in the US. Not a fish of course, but a couple of impressing books.

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Landing Wild Fish the Right Way

The mortality rate for a steelhead taken out of the water for 60 seconds or even 10 seconds can have huge implications on a fishes survival.

Steelhead Dreams

Nov 6. 2014

A very thorough introduction to fishing for steelhead in the great lakes area in the US by renown steelhead guide Matt Supinski. Covering tactics, gear and flies as well as seasons and locations.

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