View Buzz’s 16-minute video on his recent success at Oregon City
Check out Buzz’s success and learn the best way to pursue Wind River and Drano Lake spring Chinook in the below YouTube video:
By Buzz Ramsey Photo above: After netting one of Dave Eng’s fish, guide Pat Hollinger and Dave pose for a quick photo. Yep, I know, the lower Willamette and its slough are just starting to…
By Buzz Ramsey Photo above: There are not many things more fun than taking a kid, especially when it’s your son or daughter, fishing. Here is Blake with his very first fish. Make no mistake,…
By Buzz Ramsey Photo above, Buzz with Mag Lip caught spring chinook taken from the lower Columbia River It’s no secret, I’ve had more than a little success trailing deep diving plugs, like a 4.0…
By Buzz Ramsey Photo above: Friend Bryce Sandford shows off a spring chinook taken in the Columbia River downstream of Longview. Mid-March is the unofficial kick off of the spring chinook season for many. After…
By Buzz Ramsey March marks the countdown to the end of the winter run of steelhead. And while the enthusiasm for winter fish may be fading for some, perhaps due to the buildup of “honey…
By Buzz Ramsey When it comes to catching steelhead, the more time you spend on the water refining your techniques and learning about the fish, their habits, where they are likely to hangout, the more…
By Buzz Ramsey It was in 2013 while drift boating Oregon’s Wilson River that once co-worker Jarod Higginbotham (I left Yakima Bait at the end of 2020) hooked two steelheads on a double rig fished…
By Buzz Ramsey Now is the time steelhead anglers stampede to their favorite stream the instant rivers drop and clear after a heavy rainfall and resulting rise in water levels. The reason, anglers correctly understand…
By Buzz Ramsey Suddenly, the bobber floating along next to mine disappeared. Friend Randy Woolsey was taking what seemed like forever to close the bail on his spinning reel and yank. When he did (finally)…
By Buzz Ramsey As described in my last article, the most productive time to catch steelhead is when rivers first drop into fishable height and color after a big rain event. You see, it’s when…