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Skagit River - July 20th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Good
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Had a lovely day on the Skagit the other day. Hatchery chinook are headed for the Cascade River. Pink & white marabous are the drill, but you can't keep them. Dollies are kind of in between migrations right now, but we did handle some to 23". Bull Trout?
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Skagit River - July 7th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Fair
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The Skagit River has plenty of kings and Dollies/Bull around. The Baker River is starting to get Sockeye as well. Fishing above the Sauk has been inconsistent due to all the run off being released. When water levels have been down we have managed to have some good days for large Dollies/Bull but have then followed those days with slow ones when the levels rise. The dams continue to release lots of water making the usually clear water above the confluence of the Sauk very undependable. At times, the water levels have been all over the place making fishing the fly a little tricky. The river levels will hopefully settle down soon and things should improve.
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Skagit River - June 21st, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Fair
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Skagit River: 6,900 > 10,000 cfs. River is in snow melt. Water visibility is around 6 feet above the Sauk, but zilch below. Summer steelheading is spotty at best. Nice upstream Dollies on the move as are the hatchery Chinooks. Most guys are flyfishing sinktips. Big marabous in pink/white, blacks, blue, & red\orange are the most popular. Mike & Jonathan fish both surface and subsurface, my gig has been on top, when I can.
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Skagit River - June 14th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Fair
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Fishing Conditions: The weather has been all over the board. Many storm cells, snow levels have actually dropped. Water temps in the Skagit on Thursday and Skykomish on Saturday were both hovering around 50 degrees. Water has been down and in. Fish are around.
Skagit River: 5210 cfs. On a slight rise as we speak. Water very fishable from Rockport up, but total yuck below the Sauk confluence. Summer steelhead is spotty. Nice upstream Dollies on the move as are the hatchery Chinooks. Anglers should be releasing everything. Most guys are throwing hardware or flyfishing sinktips. Big marabous in blacks, blue, red\orange are the most popular. Mike fishes both surface and subsurface, my drill is pretty much on top.
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Skagit River - June 6th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Poor
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The Skagit (7,100 cfs) is really nothing above an incidental for hatchery steelhead. Even the Cascade River is running dirty, so the surface gig, has gone away for a bit. The Sauk (6,000 cfs and zero vis.) is totally gone as is the Suiattle. Wait until after the snow melt, and try the big canyon pools above the Whitechuck River. Pretty cool for wild rainbows and monster Dollies later this summer.
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Skagit River - June 6th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Poor
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The Skagit (7,100 cfs) is really nothing above an incidental for hatchery steelhead. Even the Cascade River is running dirty, so the surface gig, has gone away for a bit. The Sauk (6,000 cfs and zero vis.) is totally gone as is the Suiattle. Wait until after the snow melt, and try the big canyon pools above the Whitechuck River. Pretty cool for wild rainbows and monster Dollies later this summer.
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Skagit River - June 1st, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Fair
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Skagit River: 5000 > 6500 cfs. Not much of a summerrun steelhead stream. Few Dollies but most will be heading up the Sauk later this summer to spawn this fall. Waters will be colored below the Sauk confluence.
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Skagit River - May 16th, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Good
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Sauk & Skagit rivers: Rivers are running moderate. Not much in the way of a hatchery steelhead. Dollies & the wild Sauk summers will intro a little later.
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Skagit River - May 2nd, 2004
supplied by: Dickson Flyfishing Steelhead Guides
FISHING: Good
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Skagit: 4,700 cfs. (@ Marblemount) Fishing was good to excellent depending on where and how you were fishing. I fished the surface, Mike fished both sinktips and surface. This is what Monty had to say about his Skagit experience. I have since learned you don't talk about new flies, just looking for trouble. Anyway, it was a really fun spring. Thanks to all who enjoyed it with us.
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Skagit River - May 2nd, 2004
supplied by: John's Guide Service
FISHING: Fair
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"Reports will begin again in Late July."
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