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The Joys of Sea-Run Cutthroats, and How to Catch Them

Posted on June 21 2012

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A beautifully marked sea-run cutthroat caught on the surface with a Miyawaki Beach Popper.

photo courtesy Leland Miyawaki

When fly fishers think of the Pacific Northwest, they think of wild rivers full of salmon and big wild steelhead. But when the salmon are still meandering their way down from Alaska and the steelhead rivers are running high and dirty, the savvy fly fisher picks up a fly rod and heads to the nearest beach. Yes, you’re reading me right, beach, as in. . .

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