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The picture perfect Skagit River is a trout fishing hot spot between July 1st and October 31st. It is accessible by 2 wheel drive and located only 2 hours from Vancouver. The Skagit River offers anglers dry and wet fly fishing for wild rainbow trout and bull trout. In this blog post we will cover some of the flies, lures and rod combos to help you get started.

Bull Trout:
If you are targeting bull trout, a 9’-11’ 5-7 wt fly rod with Rio VersiTip fly line and a 9′ 8-10lb fluorocarbon leader will do the trick. Check out more great fly fishing products from Sea-Run. A suitable fly fishing combo for Skagit rainbow trout consists of a 3-6wt 8-9’ fly rod with a WF (weight forward) fly line and a 9′ 5x tapered leader.

A good casting setup for Rainbows consists of an 6’6” to 7’6” ultra light spinning rod with a smooth casting ultra light spinning reel lined with 4lb. test main line. A suitable casting setup for Bull Trout consists of a 7’ – 9’ Medium Light Power Spinning Rod with a smooth casting reel lined with 12lb Test main line.
We recommend Berkley Trilene 4lb Mono for Rainbow Trout and Berkley Trilene 12lb Mono, Power Pro or Tuf-Line Braid for Bull Trout.






Don’t Forget to Bring!

The Skagit River is open to fishing from Manning Park south to the entrance of Ross Lake July 1st – October 31st. You must release all fish (total catch and release in the Skagit River), single barbless hook, as well as a bait ban. Don’t forget to check the freshwater fishing regulations. As always, licenses are available at the shop. Give us a call at 604-931-5044 for up to date information.
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Thanks, very informative.
Good luck, or as some say skill.