steelhead tackle

in a previous post, i announced to the world that i was getting back into steelhead fishing.  would you guys give me some advice as to what i need in my vest.  i have 4 packed tackle boxes and bags, and not really sure what i need.  i have hooks ranging in size from 16-2, shot, leader material, floats and just about every type of spinner sold.  any ideas will be appreciated.

Rapala11
      For me I keep a 9-1/2 foot noodle rod with a cheap reel filed with 6 pound test.  We have already discussed the snap swivel assortment.  Some small "football"  Rubberband floats (strike indicators) and  hooks ranging from 10-14 (pre snelled).  A small assortment of pinch-on split shot, and your favorite natural bait.  Spinners should be quite small, little Cleos, daredevils, rapala minnows or pin minnows (great lure but expensive as all heck).
      For fly fishing a good 9-9-1/2 foot 6-8 weight rod with WF-F line, and at least a 6' leader, (Once again we've discussed the use of snap swivels)  and a fly box containing: Sucker spawn, in various colors (14-16);  Wooly Buggers, Black, Olive and white;  Some chrystal meth  flies (14), and some scuds and egg flies in 14-16.  That'll get you started.  Then all you have to do is fish next to Bughawk (for the latest best thing) or me (For what not to use) and you can round out your fly assortment quite well.  For a fly reel; that will open you up to a million opinions.  Me, I like an old style Martin Automatic due to my disabilities (like fishing)  But I've posted that before too.  Good luck.  Hope this helps.  If you want more, specific, information contact me at hemilovr@hotmail.com.

Rapala11,
     Pay No Attention to The Man Behind The Curtain!  LMAO

I see nothing wrong with my advice, Jack.  Unless, of course, he's a convicted felon, then #5 is out of the question.  Okay, I guess that one was a bit toward the humorous side of things.  Even #7 has it's usefullness.  There's no guarantee that every fish intended to be released will swim away.  Better to take it with you than risk a fine, as one must assume someone is watching at all times.  

Does somebody have a link to the Steelhead Basics article that Danjae wrote a few years ago?

Now you're getting it.  As far as quiet goes, well, there's always French Creek.  It'll be mighty quiet during steelhead runs.  Other than that, expect someone to be around every bend on every trib.  Anything less is bonus for you, so enjoy.