anyone ever tried wading this little creek?? is it a trib of the satsop?? any and all access points would be appreciated..

not a trib of the satsop.

Are you friggin serious?


FJ...out.

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Fish Jesus:
<strong> Are you friggin serious?

Sorry mini...sad case of brail speak on my part.

How's this...are you friggin serious for even mentioning any river small river?

Insure that the added interest twards any locale has the resources to support it. Having never been there how would one know? An E-mail to someone with a local homeport nearby would be a good start. Who knows...new friends may be had.


FJ...out.

A few years ago I seen the same reply about the " little secret tib to the mighty Queets" Now look what happened to it.

Philpac,

e-mail me.

Andy

If I am not mistaken it is almost all private property.

Philpac33,

Because it's small it's probably someone's zipper. Fortunately, I don't know any secrets about it, so I can only give some general information. It's brushy as all get out, and while it's legally fishable for cutthroat and steelhead, it doesn't turn my crank, and I"m content to leave it as a cutthroat and steelhead and coho spawning tributary of the Chehalis. I've fished the little headwater lake it flows out of for cutthroat in the spring, taking float tubes in by mountain bike. It's nice, but similar to many lowland lakes that harbor native cutts. Potential zipper note: I caught absolutely no trophy cutts there; just the usual little guys.

It's not a pristine stream, but consistent in accordance with the usual cycles of drought, flood, and marine survival. It's not stocked as far as I know.

Sincerely,

Salmo g.

dont know of any actual directions, but i believe i have stumbled into that little trib. had to walk through a bunch of brush to get there though. stick to the main river