Olympic steelhead

[fishpatrol]

Does anyone know a good guide for the Olympic penninsula? I'd like to get a steelie trip going in Feb or Mar and I figure I'll try a guide before I try and drag my boat up there.

[TH]

I use Bob Darminento at Northwest Exposure Guide Service.
I have fished with him for a few years now. Bob puts on a great show, beauitful boat. great equipment and he catches lots of big fish. :grin:
Send me an email if you would like his number.
Bob fishes the major rivers and is really good at teaching you something new.
When I go with a guide I like to learn something.. 99% of the time I fish with guides I fish rivers I don't fish on my own, Bob always manages to teach me something that I can take home. Maybe a new plug, new color of this or that, or new line etc? Bob's on top of it all.
Last year I down sized my anchor rope from 1/2 to 3/8 after rowing and pulling his rope.. (yes, he lets me row his boat.. pretty cool guide huh) just a little thing that made a big difference.

[FISHRUS]

yup....Bob is a good choice.Tell him for me, if you call him. :tongue:
Northwest Exposure Salmon and Steelhead fishing adventures
1-253-752-6803
cell 1-253-973-9293
bobdarmiento@reddotcorp.com

[rags]

Simply the best, George Rose. I think George was a Steelhead in his past life. 360-288-2840 or grose@seanet.com Tell him "rags" sent you.

[moman]

Check out the lengthly string that resulted from my post of last month asking the same question, lots of good info that I have not used yet.