Salmon Trout Steelheader | Fishing Articles & How To's

There are a handful of excellent drift boat manufacturers that customize boats to fit almost every fisherman’s needs. There are metal boats for guy...

Successful steelhead anglers place a high priority on proper gear presentation. Many methods can be used to achieve proper presentation when dealin...

One of the hassles of being a boat owner is the trailer.  To fishermen, boat trailers are a necessary evil. They don’t help you catch fish, and the...

For drift boaters, an anchor system seems like a basic piece of equipment.  But a closer look reveals there’s more to it than meets the eye. By ...

 When fishermen talk about the infamous “Buoy 10 Fishery” it’s often followed up with grumblings about how bad the crowds are and how big the water...

It’s easy to get lost in thought as you smell the fresh ocean water while an afternoon breeze blows. With the sun shining off of glass skyscrapers ...

Scott Haugen said it in an issue of STS. Don’t tie a knot in your anchor rope. When the anchor is swinging behind the boat, bumping through the rapids, it can jar loose from the cleat. The anchor drops in and rope shoots through the pulley. If there’s a knot at the end of the rope, the anchor rope comes tight and the boat sucks right down to the bottom.