I armed him with a 13ft. high D sink-tip and off to the Big T, down where the Tolt comes into the Snoqualmie. This area is one of the main spawning areas for Steelhead on the Snoqualmie. This area often is calm when the Fall City area is windy. Fighting sideways, we were sure we had a steelhead until the lack of a major run tipped us off. We got a good picture and he got his first steelhead on a fly.
Prospects look good for native returns.
Not much happening until I stopped at Tokul Creek. I watched a young fellow tell his dad that he just had a strike. A number of fishermen just standing around and watching headed for their rigs and their equipment. A late run had to come in. I saw a number of guys that don't normally fish the Creek breakin' out the gear.