Photo of the Week

Photo of the Week, a few days late...

Kalama River CP Hook Up

Don't forget your Centerpin Gear...

Ross Flow Center Pin Reel

Ross Flow Center Pin Reel

The sport of centerpin fishing is loaded with incredible history and tradition, but rather than simply reproducing a reel design that so many have done before us, we have incorporated our fifty-plus years of fly reel design into the Flow; a reel that has become the new standard for all centerpin reels.

This reel is SMOOTH! Precision machining, high quality bearings and perfect balance result in a spool that spins effortlessly and without interruption. More details...

Reel Specs:

• Diameter: 4.45"
• Spool Width: .80"
• Weight: 8.8 oz.
• Capacity: 300 Yards 12 lb. + 50 Yards 20lb. Backing

Photo of the Week

Brian Martin: CP Steelhead

Don't forget your waders...

Photo of the Week: John Garrett

John Garrett: Centerpin Catch

You may or may not have seen this Centerpin catch, but we thought we would close out February making it our "Photo of the Week".

Photo of the Week: More Chrome

Todd Harris Clackamas Chrome

Another week, another photo from the Clackamas River. Submitted to us again by fellow Guide: Todd Harris, Harris Anglers caught this steelhead this winter on the Clackamas again on a bead, using hand painted 10mm beads.

“Man…how do I rig up for this?”

…how do I rig up for this?

by: John Garrett – Feb, 2013 
So, here we are on the verge of a Centerpin explosion in the Pacific Northwest. A lot of folks are intrigued and asking questions. Northwest Fisherman are quickly learning what our Northern neighbors in Canada have known for years! And that’s the efficiency and the effectiveness of using a centerpin rod & reel to catch steelhead. All you have to do is watch someone who is remotely experienced with the technique and you are left in awe. In my conversations with friends and clients, we’ve often mentioned that it should probably be illegal. In my opinion there’s no other technique that’s as deadly effective when it comes to bringing steelhead to hand. I’m sure there are a few side-drifters out there that would beg to differ, but when you put a float on the line…centerpinning is the champion – Hands Down!

Photo of the Week: Winter Chrome

Todd Harris: Clackamas Chrome

This week we bring you an excerpt from the Clackamas River. Submitted to us by fellow Guide: Todd Harris, Harris Anglers caught this steelhead chrome this winter on the Clackamas on a bead, using hand painted 10mm beads.

Photo of the Week

Centerpin Hook Up

Photo of the Week

Another photo submission by Steelhead guide: Todd Harris.