Yakima River Fly Fishing Photography

Fly Fishing Photos & Videos Photography is inspirational. It demonstrates the pure beauty of a typical moment in the wild and simplifies our surroundings into a single frame of thought. Maybe it is the expression or smile on a face, the color of the trees, or even the stripe on a fish. The memories resurrected from fishing pictures help to keep us all centered, healthy, and excited about fly fishing. Photos have the power to take you to the river when you cannot get there in person. What would fly fishing be without great photography!? Videos High Mountain Streams Adult Summer Stone Canyon River Ranch - Open! Measure Net - Screening Bugs Adult Salmon Fly Spey Line for Single Handers Single Handed Spey Tactics Switch Rods Eastern Washington Lakes - Early Spring 2009 Methow River - Cold Weather Steelhead The Albright Knot The Skwala Stonefly How not to net a Steelhead! Canyon River Ranch on TV Klickitat - 2008 Methow Steelhead - 2008/Wenatchee 2007 Powerhour Video Reports September 30th , 2009 (klickitat river steelhead fishing) September 1st , 2009 August 20th, 2009 August 14th, 2009 August 1st, 2009 (underwater hopper, chernobyl, guide eats a real stonefly! FUNNY:) July 14th, 2009 June 16th, 2009 May 28th - (6,800 cfs! and lovin' it) May 14th, 2009 p2 May 14th, 2009 p1 May 10th, 2009 May 4th, 2009 April 30th, 2009 April 19th, 2009 April 13th, 2009 March 28th, 2009 March 14th, 2009 March 12th, 2009 (20" Rainbow) February 27th & 28th February 19th, 2009 February 12th, 2009 (Yakima River Steelhead!) January 29th, 2009 January 20th, 2009 Slide Shows 2009 Andros Island 2009 Flood Event 2008 Klickitat & Methow 2008 Yakima River 2008 Naches River 2008 Kanektok & Arolik River, Alaska 2007 Wenatchee River 2008 High Mountain Fly Fishing 2006-2007 Klickitat River Pre-2008 Methow River	Photo Philosophy We decided to adopt a photo policy and guideline at Red's in 2009. Although we have always been careful with every fish we handle, regardless of size, our mentality involving fish pictures has evolved as fly fishing has become increasingly popular, and our home waters begin to see more angling pressure. We would like to start setting a better example for everyone on the river in regards to how fish are handled. This will no doubt help the health of our fishery and we thank you in advance for your participation. Working together we can keep a few more fish in the water. This isn't to say we won't be taking pictures, to the contrary. Its just that most great fishing pictures don't even star a fish! Guidelines We try to limit pictures to one "glory shot" with a fish per angler, per day. Anglers are encouraged to let the guides handle fish. If you do handle a fish, we ask that you hold your breath, the entire time it is out of the water. This gives us some real perspective on trout handling. If the fish doesn't cooperate, we shall go find another. Archive Photo Galleries Summer - Fall 2007 Spring 2007 Spring- Fall 2006 Fall-Winter 2005 Spring-Summer 2005 Fall-Winter 2004 Spring-Summer 2004 Fall-Winter 2003 Spring-Summer 2003 Fall-Winter 2002