We are planning a float on the Sauk after it reopens in june looking for all the info I can get, are their still numbers of late winter runs still in the river. Any info on launches would be helful,we don't need an good launch we'll be fishing from our catarafts...thanks in advance

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Lotta snow in them there hills.

Thanks, I'll wear my boots...but that wasn't exactly the type of info I was looking for,I already understand about how the snow melt will affect this river..thanks again

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The rivers usually pretty well punched in June below the Whitechuck, and especially below the Suiattle.

Steelheader boy,

The Sauk should have good numbers of late winter runs in June, however, they are all native downstreamers by that time and look and fight like old boots. I own frontage on the upper Sauk and fish it just about the year around. There is not much of a hatchery or native summer run in the Sauk. The only reason I even fish it in the summer is because I camp up there and manage my tree farm.

If you want to float it anyway and take in the beautiful scenery, then I would suggest that you launch at the mill in Darrington and take out at the Suiattle confluence. You better be experienced if you float this section as there are a lot of dead end channels, reversals, and log jams. Your cataraft should allow you to sneak around some of the bad spots.

Life is short...fish hard!!

Thanks for the info guys just looking for senic float and alittle fishing along the way


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