Yeah and I know exactly what Casey is using and how long he has been REALLY using it

if you fish that river or any river as hard as Casey does, you'll get paid more than most. Hes got a good network working for him too.....

So....is there any significant tidal effect on the Humptulips? If so, what's best for drift boat fishing? Outgoing or incoming?

why don't you just take a trip up to the Hump and take a look around for yourself.. look and see where the people are at and go from there...

REALLY????? SS.....I intend to do just that. But since it's a 4 hour round trip I thought I'd have the driftboat with me and really make a day of it. So sorry my queries for some advance info got under your skin. You have a really nice day!

Use the search fuction do a little investigation, look at other sites, nobody is going to hand you a silver platter full of info. Most importantly don't wine unless you bring the cheese.

Don't worry about the tides, the two main drifts are well above reach of tide, and even if the flood pushes fresh fish in... you will run into em eventually The little bit of rain pushed in some fresh Steelies & Coho's. Remember that after December 1 Wild Coho must be released.