Jul 1, 2024
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Well, we finally got out to the river. My buddy told me it had dropped about 8 inches but was still high, but we might be able to cross. With long-wading staff, it took every muscle to stay stable, but I made it. Take small steps, lean into the flow, keep your feet low, and ensure staff is firm in the river rocks. We managed to catch a few. Jim got his first-ever. On our way back, crossing was harder as we had to go upriver against the flow. And I could feel my feet sliding and moving as the rocks rolled. It felt like every muscle was being used to keep upright. I finally made it across; the river had moved me about 20 feet downriver from the exit. This morning, my whole body is aching from the strain. Here are some photos.
Sockeye Salmon On The Somass River
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