Northwest Fishing Reports

code3daddy wrote: The Sol Duc has a reall nifty hole that I think very few people know about. There were at least a dozen or so silvers waiting here for rain to move up. None of them were interested in biting though.

Hmmm, I think I might know that hole. Does it involve climbing down a cliff

Looks like you've got a nice "catch" there!

Just remember to do something special for her on her birthday.

Yeah springers are in on the duc. I hear they are spread from the hatchery to the mouth. Concentrate on the deeper holes, they will stack up there. Float and eggs is the way to go. Hope that helps

I'd try either midnight jigs tipped w/sandshrimp or a natural egg pattern.By the way i can clear out stubborn snags and get your gear back and then some.I don't buy river gear anymore.Everytime i river fish i leave w/ more than i lost, in a way it's like christmas never know what expensive gear you...

Well I guess you could try.......but I wouldn't. Corkies are bouyant and designed to elevate your "offering" off the bottom. I guess using beads would be like adding a small splitshot to your rig. I'm surprised you cant find any in your area, tacoma right? Maybe someone who lives in that area can po...

12# maxima ultragreen for mainline, 8# p-line flouro for leaders

Nice fish pooh! Where is that report?

jbball50 wrote:Favorite steelhead river on a boat is Cowlitz, from shore I'd say Bogachiel.

I agree. Cant beat the cow from a boat and fishin from the bank isnt bad either. Bogy and calawah from shore are great.

Coky/yarn with prawns or steelie roe or bobber and jig for the frog water.

mav186 wrote:Absolutely inferiorating and despicable...

x2

Mike, thanks for the link. Lots of great info there at deejays smokepit. Tons of recipes i want to try now! The brisket and corned beef you smoked looks great as well! I know what your saying about wrapping it :thumright

*King

*Sockeye

*Steelhead

*Coho

btw, anything tastes better than atlantic

up at the barrier dam float fishing has always worked for me, same set-ups as mentioned above. go down to blue creek area its all about drifting. eggs, either good steelie roe or self-cured salmon roe has produced for me, prawns as well. 4-6 foot leader, color of yarn...whats hot at the time, talk t...

I'd go down to the cowlitz right now. Kings, silvers and steelies are in.

My sister owns a lake front house on Tahuya. I've been fishing this lake for about seven years now. This is the lake that got me into fishing for largies. I was pretty much a trout and salmon angler untill all of these bass(?) started hitting my lures. To break it down, pretty much what I get from t...