Washington Central Cascade Guide

AVID ANGLER PRO NOTES:
All Washington fly fishers should own this book.  The Cascade Mountains have numerous crystal clear rivers and creeks full of beautiful cutthroat and rainbow trout.   These native trout offer a wonderful respite from selective picky trout.  As I often say, if it floats they will eat it.  If it sinks they will eat it.

Synopsis:
Within one to two hours drive from Seattle, the North Bend-Snoqualmie Pass-Alpine Lakes Wilderness-Cle Elum area provides excellent fishing opportunities for anglers in both lakes and streams. The author has a wealth of experience and information, fishing the area for over 40 years. This definitive guidebook tells you where, how and when to fish the area in detail, covering more than 25 streams and 200 lakes. Trout populations are described in depth, along with fishing techniques, access and hiking directions. 14 maps, 40 B&W photos; 6x9 inches, 96 pgs.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
How to Get There
Central Cascades Streams
Flyfishing Central Cascades Streams
Central Cascade Lakes
Flyfishing Central Cascades High Lakes

North Bend
North Bend Area
Weyerhauser Land
Sunday Creek Area
Lennox Creek Area
Middle Fork Snoqualmie River Area
Dingford Creek Area
South Fork Snoqualmie River Area

Snoqualmie Pass
Alpental Trails
Pacific Crest Trails from Snoqualmie Pass
Hyak Area Lakes
Gold Creek Area
Keechelus Lake Area
Kachess Lake Area
Box Canyon Trail Area

East of Snoqualmie Pass
Mineral Creek Trail
Cle Elum River Area
Salmon La Sac Area
Teanaway
Yakima River