Photo by Louis Cahill
I don’t know if there is a fish I get more worked up over than the steelhead.
What remarkable creatures they are, bridging the gap between freshwater and saltwater fly fishing. This fish was caught about a half mile from the salt in the Dean River. What a beauty.
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If I were told I could only catch only one more fish one time only before I die it would be pacific steelhead on the fly. In Idaho if at all possible
Love the photo Louis, captures the essence of “Why” we fish. Absolutely stunning.
Is this THE fish?
I’ve never fished steel that has seen salt, but I have the same excitment for Michigan Chrome. Even the antisipation of an outing can drive me a little mad. Cold sweats, lost sleep and coffee induced shakes are par for the course. A single fish day on a solitary stretch of the Pere Marquette River is one step away from heaven.
Ahhh…
less is more.