From what I've learned the spring steelhead are skinny and worn out from spawning and a winter in the river. I went a few years ago with no luck. Ramps grow wild along the stream if you are into foraging.
You can here Mike explain the drop backs on this podcast:
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On Mar 7, 2026, at 2:54 PM, Art Friedlander <justawoo2@gmail.com> wrote:
Looking for advice on guides for floating the Salmon river and any experience with the spring run on the Salmon and also the Erie tribs compared to the fall run in terms of quality and quantity.--ThanksArt
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