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Siebert Creek (Port Angeles/Sequim, WA)



 
 
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Old February 27th, 2005, 05:21 AM
Darin Minor
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Bob Patton wrote:

Anybody know anything about Siebert Creek (on the Olympic Peninsula between
Port Angeles and Sequim, Washington)? Looks like it might have wild
steelhead and cutthroat in lower river but coho and chum probably
extirpated?
Bob


It might have steelies in it and more than likely has sea run cutts. Access
might be tough, I've never tried to fish it. If you try it, I'd like to hear
about your trip.


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Old February 27th, 2005, 07:09 AM
Bob Patton
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"Darin Minor" wrote in message
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It might have steelies in it and more than likely has sea run cutts.
Access
might be tough, I've never tried to fish it. If you try it, I'd like to
hear
about your trip.

Thanks. I expect I'll have some chances to try it before too long. I think
you're right about access. From the Clallam County maps it appears to be
constrained by small parcels of private property. Looks like it runs through
a pretty deep ravine near its mouth also. Maybe with luck and perseverance
I'll get to know one of the landowners who'll let me walk in, and I wonder
if its practical to access it from the beach.

Bob


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Old February 28th, 2005, 04:58 AM
Darin Minor
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Bob Patton wrote:

"Darin Minor" wrote in message
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//snip//
It might have steelies in it and more than likely has sea run cutts.
Access
might be tough, I've never tried to fish it. If you try it, I'd like to
hear
about your trip.

Thanks. I expect I'll have some chances to try it before too long. I think
you're right about access. From the Clallam County maps it appears to be
constrained by small parcels of private property. Looks like it runs through
a pretty deep ravine near its mouth also. Maybe with luck and perseverance
I'll get to know one of the landowners who'll let me walk in, and I wonder
if its practical to access it from the beach.

Bob


Before you fish it, remember to check the regs. I believe that most
rivers/streams close tomorrow (last day of Feb.)

Darin

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Old February 28th, 2005, 06:32 AM
Bob Patton
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"Darin Minor" wrote in message
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Before you fish it, remember to check the regs. I believe that most
rivers/streams close tomorrow (last day of Feb.)

Darin


Yeah - I checked. And it looks like trout season is open from June 1 through
October 31.
Bob


 




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