Hey Rob, Thanks for the info! That's great. As it turns out I'll only have Monday afternoon free, needed to stay home Sunday for some family stuff.
Thanks again, Ken -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Blomquist Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 1:31 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [VFB] Washington State: Bellevue area On Tuesday 15 July 2003 02:08 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > Well, next week I'll be journeying to the great state of Washington and I > had a couple of questions. I'll be staying in Bellevue and I might have > some time Sunday or Monday to go fishing. > > 1 - Is there anyplace near the Bellevue area which is "fishable"? I > probably won't have a car but I can take a cab or something. > You don't want a cab. they are not only pretty pricey around here, but you also want to be mobile. And there is a good bit of fishing around the Bellevue area. I live only 20 minutes away. The big question is about what sort of fishing do you want? There is a spring creek (Rocky Ford) about 3 hours away, passible to good trout fishing (Yakima River 2hours, Middle Fork Snoqualmie 1hour), and steelhead fishing (Snoqualmie R, 1/2 hour, North Fork Stillaguamish, FF only, 1.5 hours, Skagit/Sauk Rivers 2-3 hours). Now, if you are nice, and I am free, I might be coerced to take you out for a day.... > 2 - Any guide recommendations for the Bellevue area? www.emeraldwateranglers.com www.flyfishwa.com www.worley-bugger.com > > 3 - What's a going rate for a guide up there? You got me, as I don't use them. Check out the above sites. Other links that are interesting: www.flyfishpugetsound.com www.washingtonflyfishing.com www.washingtonlakes.com (see the forums for fishing info) www.washingtonflyfishers.com (see the archives for info) www.westfly.com Local shops: www.avidangler.com www.creeksideangling.com www.orvis.com www.kman.com -- In my family there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing. Norman Maclean
