Check out this site

It's an online fly fishing magazine that has a pretty funny article on the "Bellevue Fisherman"

http://www.thisisfly.com

The Stanislaus

In search of the Mighty Squaw. I went out for a few hours to try the hatch. It turned out there wasn't one so I practiced my casting.

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Squawfish Info

Check out the following link to get a bit of info on our hero.


http://en.wikipdeia.org/wiki/Northern_squawfish

Adult females can lay up to 30,000 eggs annually and Squawfish will eat all other smolts. Let's see a Rainbow do that, Pussy.

Blue Ribbon NPM Fishing in Your Backyard

Quite possibly the most infamous NPM fishery in the Pacific Northwest, the Palouse River is home to not only the Squawfish but also other great gamefish. If you look closely you can see an angler in the background trying to determine what the NPMs are exclusively feeding on. 

It's time to quit my day job

People are getting paid to catch the worlds greatest game fish, and our best friend the Northern Pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus Oregonensis)

http://www.pikeminnow.org/

A really great forum

http://squawfishkiller.freeforums.org/
check it out

Jared on the Tucannon

Jared and I spent a hot morning fishing the Tucannon in search of squaw all we could find were these rainbow colored fish. They fell to a Fancy Dressed Muskrat Nymph size 16 beaded or otherwise.

Sorry Jared the damn computer would not let me change the picture's orientation.

I had the great pleasure this fall to spend a morning fishing with two of the finest men i have ever met. We adventured out to a quiet little spot and spent the most of the morning enjoying the fishing and good company. Nothing is better then fishing with people who love the sport as much as you do. A few pictures tell the story of the creek and the fishing.
For most of the day we did not see the mighty squaw so we had to settle for other not so worthy fish sipping dry flies. Needless to say I miss days like this.

What kind of fish is this?

We were on a quest for NPM's and found this nasty fish taking food away from the great Squaw. We all know there is only one fish capaible of sharing food with the mighty Squaw, the infamous Whitefish!

My husband

I just love watching my husband catch NPMs. It just makes my heart go pitter pat. It is even better when he brings them home for me to cook using my secret recipe (it is a family secret). I feel that my support of my husband's dreams has really strenghtened our relationship.

Recent Outing

Here is Kevin with a fine Palouse River Squaw. He was taken on a size 12 phaesant tail nymph in our favorite holding pool just above the trussel.
As you can see from the raw gurth of this fish, almost needed 2 hands, there is active acquatic insects for year round feeding. When I'm not frantically trying to match the hatch of local bees, house-flys, and grasshoppers I have found an all purpose fly to fall back on. Depending on the time of year (spring and early summer guides are booked far in advance...plan ahead) I will use green, although I have been known to use pink marshmallows.

A Great Squaw Article

http://www.waywardflyfishing.com/articleSquaw.htm

Lets Get Started

The reason I love to Fish for the mighty squaw is because it is a beautiful fish that puts up some of best fights I have ever had on my rod. I have found that a EHC size 16 or a PTN any size works really well. Also on bad days I use egg patterns any size. These fish really can fight.

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