So far in 2014, we’ve had one significant snow event followed by a significant deep freeze and a good dose of fog and freezing fog with some on and off rain showers. Not bad weather for this time of year but wet enough to turn the local trails into mud. Even without a lot of … Read more
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The weather here in the Pacific Northwest continues to be on the poor side, so the work on the watermanatwork.com website is continuing. We’ve added a batch of new photos to the Pacific Northwest fishing page, including albacore, salmon and steelhead fishing pics. Click HERE to check out the PacNW fishing photos.
We’ve taken a lot of kayak fishing photos and videos but haven’t had the time to post them to the WatermanAtWork.com website. When the weather is good, we are out there getting the photos and video footage and it’s not until the weather gets bad do we have the time to put them on the … Read more
The fishing season is quickly coming to a close and the weather is getting colder and wetter so we are trying to get as many fishing days in as possible before we pack away the fishing gear for the winter. The fishing on the Klickitat River has been very good this year, especially for Chinook … Read more
The high water of a few days ago has come down to manageable levels and we are back on the Klickitat River fishing for steelhead and salmon. The river flow is still a little faster and stronger than normal, but the water has cleared up and fishing conditions are improving. Weather is pretty decent, so … Read more
The fishing on the upper sections of the Klickitat has been very good lately for Chinook salmon and getting better for steelhead. I got this nice Chinook on November 6 using a Mepps #5 spinner. It’s a native female, probably just a little under twenty pounds that was released to continue upstream and spawn. We … Read more
The record breaking salmon fishing season continues, but the weather has taken a turn for the worse and the kayak fishing season is over. You could go kayak fishing all year long if you wanted, but the cold, wet, windy weather and the slow fishing makes it a case of not much return for a … Read more
This is the time of year that every mountain biker dreads; the onset of the cold, wet Pacific Northwest winter. There are always rainy days, but in the late spring and summer, usually the rainy days are followed by dry days that allow the trails to dry out. Winter means rainy days followed by more … Read more