Any tips on cutthroat fishing?

[_TONY_]

In the fall, we like to drift fish smaller flesh flies for cutthroat...

[jeepster]

I like skating tiny dry flies at the end of summer in eastern wa rivers or fishing ants, hopper/cricket, and terrestrial patterns on the lakes

Or, small minnow or smolt patterns in the spring in the salt

I've also done well with a tiny kwikfish tipped with a smidgen of worm doing the stop n go troll style

[moocher97]

Thanks for the tips guys. I was talking about lakes but Im planning on doing a river float soon on bear creek for steelhead. so I guess all tips help. I mostly go to local lakes up here in the hood canal for lake cutthroat area but I've also caught a ton of sea runs over in Tahuya off the shore using buzz bombs. My question is. In a lake for trolling or bait fishing what depth would you fish? I know the thermocline on most lakes is the best spot sometimes (if deep enough) But I don't know exactly that's why Im asking. I probably should have clarified specifics but anyway any further information is well appreciated