We have the new Washington River Maps and Fishing Guide, published by Frank Amato.
I need a review of it from someone familar with Washington fishing. You get to keep the book.
A review of the first book in this series,
on Oregon is here: [url=http://www.flyanglersonline.com/review/102405.html:f25fd]http://www.flyanglersonline.com/review/102405.html[/url:f25fd]
Apply below with why you think you should do this review for FAOL.
LadyFisher, Publisher of
FAOL
I got dibs on the Montana version! There are too many people here that know more about the Washington fishing than I do, or I’d volunteer.
LF,
I would love to do the review. I think I’ve read every one of the Frank Amato articles in the Great Rivers links. I’m sure I would be fascinated to hear and see what it said about Washington. As you know, I live in eastern Washington (the Dry-Side). So I know that streams and rivers are few and far between. So I would slant my review toward the 1-day or weekend trip. Let me know what you decide.
Your’s for Better Fishing,
Joe
Lotech Joe
Hi, I’ve lived in Washington all my life. Fished the penninsula at times. Belong to Alpine Flyfishers club. Lots of guys fish the penninsula and Eastern Washington. I could have those guys review it also. Fished Rocky Ford Creek last year along with Lake Lenore during FAOL fish in. Will be on the Yakima later in the spring. Been fishing Eastern Washington for years when I was a kid with my dad and now with my wife.
GG, I removed your post. I asked for WA fishers who would like to do the review.
Sorry you didn’t get that.
LadyFisher, Publisher of
FAOL
LF,
If that is still available, I’ll take a shot at it. I’ve done a bit of fishing here in WA. Northern and Souther rivers in Western WA, plus some Eastside rivers. Know a few steelhead and SRC spots. Would like to see if they show up.
REE
[This message has been edited by NoahsBoyz (edited 16 February 2006).]
We have a winner, Thanks all.
LadyFisher, Publisher of
FAOL