Need HELP

need directions to the skokomish or the sastop please.

Try:


Google.com

or

...a map

How does that work?

Actually I think you can Google that too Fish Hunter
From where are you coming from Milton? That would have much to do with the directions....
Cheers,
Neal

NORTH is on top...


good luck...

Depends on how you hold the map though...

Yikes, I hope every one is nice on this one, All teed up

head for montesano and about 7 miles east of it you will cross the satsop

Milton,

If you'd really like to fish around the state of Washington, I'd recommend you pick up a book dedicated to the subject. You can get them at bookstores or even sporting good stores where you buy your lures. I own several of these books and refer to them often. They list names of the best fishing rivers in the state and provide detailed information such as species available, run timing, driving directions, boat launches, and fishing tips. It will be the best $10 or $15 you ever spend.

Next, spend another $20 to buy a "Washington Atlas and Gazetteer". It is a book of the state all broken up into a lot of detailed pages. It will show you more access roads than you'll ever need.

Then spend years staring at and re-opening those two books until late into the evening. Several times a year, load up your car with a tent, food, your fishing gear, and the 2 books. Go to a spot from the book, fish, re-read the books with your headlamp at night in the tent, fish again. That is what a lot of us did.

Good Luck,
Kaiser D.

ok i know that was stupid what i said, ive actually been to the skok and sastop before in the past, and remembered how to get there, sorry for asking when i could of easily done it my self rookie mistake haha, fish hard

Dont worry about it. Better to ask and have an idea about where your going then ending up lost...Been there done that....

avoid the coughing bush unless being lost is your voyage

I'm confused....what was the question?

Ah. The coughing bush. That usually happens after you've gotten there. Getting home becomes the chore.