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Topic: Steelhead fishing the upper Russian.  (Read 500 times)

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Slammer

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I'm looking to fish the Russian River above cloverdale this Friday, is anyone else targeting ol "Iron Head" this week?

 If the weather holds the water should be clear by then.


mickfish

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I would love to go but they are dumping a lot of water out of Coyote don't think it will clear fast enough, I would say next Wed. at the earlist if they back off. :smt010
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Slammer

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Copy that.

Let me know if you're going on Wednesday, maybe we could leave a couple of gill piles on the beach.....raccoon's gotta eat too.