Fishing for Coastal Cutthroats, with Dylan Tomine

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Fishing for Coastal Cutthroats, with Dylan Tomine

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I've had requests in the past for a podcast about chasing coastal cutthroats, so this week my guest is author, "retired" guide, and all-around thoughtful angler Dylan Tomine [33:12]. He tells us where to find them, what kinds of tides and conditions are best, and what flies and techniques work well for these fish that are close to many cities in the Northwest. In the Fly Box this week, we have these questions and more:

Advice on the best 6-weight to choose for all-around fly fishing.
I am having trouble deciding between a 9foot 5-weight and a 4-weight Superfine. Please help me decide
When should I use micro-swivels in my trout setup?
Should I worry about getting bitten by a snapping turtle when wading a smallmouth river?
Why do I see people playing steelhead with their rod held horizontally, pointing at the fish. Aren't you supposed to keep a bend in your rod?
Can I use the Orvis Knot as a loop knot?
Can you review how we should handle fish to increase their chances of survival?
What can I do to renew the floating properties of a line that seems to be in good shape?

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