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Sea-Run's River Report and Courses Update - April 3rd
« on: April 03, 2015, 11:05:43 AM »

Sea-Run’s River Report & Courses Update - April 3rd



Good Friday!

Steelhead fishing is still in full swing depending where you are fishing. Places such as the Vedder/Chilliwack River will see new pushes of fish right through the first part of May. This time of year you could run unto various conditions of fish. Fish that have just entered the system, fish that have been in the river for a long time, and fish that have kelted (spawned out) and are on their way back out. You could run into these fish absolutely anywhere on the river system, but your better concentrations of "new" fish will be found in the lower to mid stretches of the river. River levels still remain quite high for this system, so make sure you are focusing on fish holding and fish moving water. This means closer to shore in most spots, or back channels and branches of the river that are deep enough for fish to hold in. April is also a great month to bring out the fly/spey rod as well.

On a side not from the Rivers, we are now seeing some interior lakes icing off in the lower elevations so this is something to look forward to in the very near future.

Check out our most up to date and detailed report by clicking this link:  April 3rd, 2015 update - http://www.sea-run.com/river-report-march-23rd-2014-113pm/



Upcoming Courses:

Be sure to check out our upcoming: Modern West Coast Spey Casting - Long Belly Lines ~ http://www.sea-run.com/spey-long-line-modern-west-coast/

Other Courses / Classes:

- Beginners Fly Fishing School (Date TBA - Starting end of April)

Our beginners fly fishing schools consist of learning all of the ins and outs to fly fishing. Entomology, knots, rods, reels, lines, flies, tips, tricksg how to cast, and the big thing, learnin!

- Advanced Single Hand Fly Casting ~ http://www.sea-run.com/single-hand-fly-casting-fixes/

On top of these classes & courses, we will also be hosting Winter/Spring Steelhead Courses that will also have an optional day on the water, as well as Winter Steelhead guided trips. We will post dates for combined in-class and on the water courses shortly, so stay tuned!

Guided Walk-n-Wade Steelhead Trips ~ www.sea-run.com/guided-trips/

Guided Walk-n-Wade Steelhead Trips are full day adventures that run from the end of February to the end of April.

What is included in a Guided Steelhead Trip?

- Correct gear set-ups
- Explanations of bait and presentation choices (knowing what to use, and when to use it)
- Reading Water
- Steelhead Habits
- And more much more!



Sea-Run Fly & Tackle www.sea-run.com

Cheers and Tight Lines
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