Searun Cutthroat Prep Tutorial- How to be successful 

Love your content, all of it!

Nice explanation Josh. Right on the money as usual. Thumbs up.

Thanks a lot for all the information!

Great thank you , lots of places for Sea run Cutties around Vancouver Island , Including the beaches around Metro Victoria ,

Appreciate it, Josh! Super helpful. Just moved back to Thurston County and have been wanting to finally try my hand in the salt

Love the video. Might stop by soon to have a chat with you. Heading out to the area next week. I've been setup by Matt here at BigYFly. Have a few questions I wanted to throw your way. Hope to see you guys soon!

Great stuff especially since that is my main fishing area

SRC is a fishery I've wanted to get into for about a year but haven't dipped my toes in yet. I am assuming there is a "season" for these fish as they are headed to the rivers?

That was good I didn't know sea run when if I'm there it's on

Hey Josh - I had my hands full today fishing the outgoing tide on Case Inlet. Over the course of about an hour, I had around twelve solid strikes on many different flies including Knudsen's Spider, Chum Baby, Euphasid, and a couple different ghost shrimp patterns. Not a single fish hooked-up though. Over and over, they'd hit the fly and then were gone. It seemed that they were short striking the flies, but the fles are small enough that I can't fathom them consistently doing hit and runs with absolutely zero hook-ups. The flies were freshly tied on Ahrex hooks so I cannot blame hooks for the problem. It seems silly to tie stinger hooks behind a size 8 hook but I can't think of any solution to this situation. Just curious if you have suggestions for days like i experienced today. Thanks!

When do you guide Puget Sound?

Forget Puget Sound if you really want to enjoy catching the SRC. Find their spawning spots - usually tributaries of major rivers. You can literally catch hundreds of them (10 - 14") in a matter of hours when the fish come up the stream to spawn. They keep coming back to exactly the same spot and almost at the same time. But please use barbless hooks and catch & release!!!