The Steelhead Guide
Monte Casey
Cleveland, OH
Author John Nagy offers guided steelhead trips and steelhead fishing books covering all Lake Erie tributaries.
Techniques
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30+ years. One of the first to pioneer fly fishing for steelhead in Ohio.
Home water, live
The rivers The Steelhead Guide works, read from USGS gauges every 15 minutes and scored the same way as on the river pages.
- Flow
- 16 CFS
- ↓ Low
- Water
- –
- Clarity
- Clear
Guide's Report: Holding steady at 16 CFS, water is clear. Fishable, but you'll earn every grab. Holding steady. Fish are settled and predictable. Bite may slow — pressure rising.
Updated 11:00 PM EDT
- Flow
- 111 CFS
- ↑ Typical
- Water
- –
- Clarity
- Clear
Guide's Report: Recovering nicely at 111 CFS, water is clear. Manage expectations, but don't stay home. Post-storm drop. This is where timing starts to matter. Bite may slow — pressure rising.
Updated 11:00 PM EDT
- Flow
- 66 CFS
- ↑ Typical
- Water
- –
- Clarity
- Clear
Guide's Report: Holding steady at 66 CFS, water is clear. Adjust your approach — slow down, downsize, go deep. Holding steady. Fish are settled and predictable. Bite may slow — pressure rising.
Updated 11:00 PM EDT
- Flow
- 15 CFS
- ↓ Low
- Water
- 71°F
- Clarity
- Clear
Guide's Report: Running 15 CFS, water is clear, 71°F — prime summer feeding temp. The river is telling you to work harder. Listen. Crystal clear — long leaders and small flies. Bite may slow — pressure rising.
Updated 11:00 PM EDT
- Flow
- 15 CFS
- ↓ Low
- Water
- 71°F
- Clarity
- Clear
Guide's Report: Running 15 CFS, water is clear, 71°F — prime summer feeding temp. The river is telling you to work harder. Listen. Crystal clear — long leaders and small flies. Bite may slow — pressure rising.
Updated 11:00 PM EDT
