Post by: jeepster on October 03, 2010, 06:31:30 PM
ive hunted down a list of flyshops in washington, dont know how up to date it is but...
http://publish.smartsheet.com/1f87fe1b886845238e44ba2fca57eac2 (http://publish.smartsheet.com/1f87fe1b886845238e44ba2fca57eac2)
Post by: Happy Gilmore on October 04, 2010, 03:21:29 PM
where are the flyshops? im tired of holiday sports/wholesale sports- they just dont have ANYTHING and skagit anglers doesnt exist anymore...... i have a friend who ties his own and i pick up a few new ones here and there, but where can i get a good selection of gear? particulary salmon flys....? but, most importantly, somebody who acctually knows what they are talking about....
ive hunted down a list of flyshops in washington, dont know how up to date it is but...
http://publish.smartsheet.com/1f87fe1b886845238e44ba2fca57eac2 (http://publish.smartsheet.com/1f87fe1b886845238e44ba2fca57eac2)
guys in Millcreek are probably as close as you'll get. Otherwise, Issaquah.
Post by: swanny on October 05, 2010, 08:27:22 AM
Post by: fisheral87 on October 05, 2010, 09:55:32 AM
Other's milage may vary.
Ryan is the guy I have talked to the most in Mill Creek. I don't know how he knows as much as he does, that poor guy is always in the shop. :)
Post by: jackelope on October 05, 2010, 10:01:51 AM
Orvis in Bellevue
Creekside in Issaquah
The Swallow's Nest in Seattle
Outdoor Emporium has some good stuff
Patricks Fly Shop in Seattle
All About the Fly in Monroe
Kaufmann's Streamborn in Seattle
I'm sure there's more.
Where do you live?
Post by: jeepster on October 07, 2010, 12:48:29 AM
im in anacortes, i found a few flys that would suit my needs locally..... but, i ran into a guy i know who was slayin em.... i got the patterns i need, however, they are a pattern that i havent been able to find even online, im thinking they are recently invented patterns.... but its time to get back into fly tying.... i got rid of all my stuff, and now im regretting it.... in the long run its gonna probably same me a ton of cash....