The state recently opened Tokul creek (goes into the Snoqualmie) early for steelhead heading to the hatchery as they don’t need the broodstock since they’re discontinuing raising steelhead there. I gave it a try on Tuesday. The creek is only 20’ wide, brushy on both sides and is mostly shallow with boulders and logs creating very small pocket water within fast currents. I tried nymphing while wading up the creek - which wasn’t easy. After my last snag that broke off above my indicator, I called it quits. I did chase two silvers out of an undercut bank and hooked a few small trout managing to keep one on. Overall, it’s not worth fly-fishing unless you want to bring a three weight and try for trout. I am interested in swinging the Snoqualmie at some point.