It’s prime time for winter steelhead on the North Coast and the lack of rain isn’t stopping us from putting up big numbers. The bite has been fantastic the past few days on a nice grade running 6 to 14 pounds. Unlike salmon fishing that stalls out when rivers get low, steelhead keep right on coming in the driest of conditions. There have also been a surprising number of sea run cuthroat in the mix lately. Though they don’t get nearly as big as steelhead they’re cool added bonus. I still have a few open dates in February. The sun’s shining and the fish are biting. It doesn’t get much better.

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