Hoh Bound
Once every decade I‘m lucky to spend the late winter/early spring guiding the Olympic Peninsula for wild steelhead. Emergency closure of the Skagit compels this change of venue. Last week the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced closure of the Skagit and Sauk, effective February 15, 2010.
I’m headed for the Coast, for the Peninsula, for the temperate rain forest dominated by the glacier-clad Olympics—for the last bastion of wild, winter-run steelhead in the United States. I am bound for the Hoh River. For sport with the fly, join me in this nobel quest for sea-run rainbows.
I guide the Hoh from February 15 to April 15 and commence booking immediately. Get your name on my dance card for a rapturous Hoh Down. I intend to make my third season on the Hoh, one to be remembered. See http://gallery.me.com/johnfarrar#100075 for a photo review of the river.
River ready,
John Farrar, flyfishing guide
P.S. For open guide dates, check my calendar. For upcoming Steelhead Seminars and Spey Casting tuition, check my class schedule.