Posted on March 27, 2014 by Andrew Bonamici
The Oregon Digital Newspaper Project is a treasure trove of history. A search for the word “steelhead” landed this one. Click on the image below to launch the ODNP page and read the article. Enjoy!
Here are flies similar to those mentioned in the article, as tied by the brilliant Don Bastian:
Royal Coachman (Wet Flies)
COACHMAN Tip: Gold tinsel if desired Tail: None Ribbing: None Body: Peacock herl Hackle: Dark red brown or brown Wing: White
GRAY HACKLE YELLOW Hook: Standard wet fly hook, size #8 to #16 Thread: Danville Flymaster 6/0 white for body; black for head Tag: Flat gold tinsel Ribbing: Flat gold tinsel Body: Yellow floss Hackle: Grizzly hen
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