Ted Williams - 2008
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2008-10-29The GorgeFishing in the Columbia River Gorge Part I Posted at 09:53 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-08-19On Mountain StreamsWe decided it was time to hike a few miles to a river that is fed by the runoff from Mt. Hood... Posted at 03:49 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-07-31Summer SteelheadMe and a friend woke up early one morning to fish the Clackamas River and try and beat the weekend crowds... Posted at 03:24 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-07-22The First Annual TripWe decided to fish one of the tailwater sections of the North Platte River in Wyoming known as the Grey Reef... Posted at 01:51 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-06-27Retiring the Wet Boots (Pair #2)One day I realized that I couldn’t remember the last time my boots had actually been dry. Posted at 05:44 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-06-09Searching for SalmonfliesThere is a distinct possibility that I was that first angler this year to catch a Deschutes River redside on a salmonfly dry-fly pattern. Posted at 02:29 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-05-14Out for TroutYou can stick me in a freezing river with no shot at catching anything before you put me on the couch to watch the tube. Posted at 10:52 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-05-05Two-River DaysWe were fishing hard and well and throwing our sink-tips deep. My fly was ticking the bottom in several runs. Posted at 06:00 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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2008-04-22Striking SteelI didn’t know when, but I knew it would all come together eventually. And it did all come together on a mild March morning ... Posted at 01:54 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
2008-04-18Coastal Rivers of Oregon
Not long ago my friend Ryan, his black lab Jackson, and I headed to the coast to look for some dime-bright chromers. The great thing about coastal rivers in Oregon is that they are so close to each other. You can fish one in the morning and take a 10-minute car ride and be on a different one to fish the afternoon. Posted at 07:24 PM in Wet Boots Blog | Permalink | Comments |
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Wet Boots
When wading boots are never dry, when passion — some would say obsession — for fly-fishing is so great, wet boots are a way of life. Wet Boots (the blog) is for anglers who know fly-fishing is far more than a way of catching fish. Wet Boots. No bait fishermen.
Recent Posts
- The Gorge
- On Mountain Streams
- Summer Steelhead
- The First Annual Trip
- Retiring the Wet Boots (Pair #2)
- Searching for Salmonflies
- Out for Trout
- Two-River Days
- Striking Steel
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