BassinBomber
6/29/2008 12:07:00 PMHey Bruce,..any info on Squafish?? I caught a few while fishing for perch and I was wondering about them,..PM me please,..thanks.
BassinBomber
6/29/2008 12:08:00 PMBy the way Bruce,..Great report,..I fish w/my son alot too,..he's 24 so always very competitive and alot of good times,..
Bruce Nelson
6/29/2008 9:46:00 PMbrownbomber,
Squawfish are sort of a native sucker that eats a lot of salmon fingerlings so I didn't feel bad about bonking them. They have a bounty program on them down on the Columbia River and some some guys make decent bucks fishing for them.
My son is 22 and he loves fishing and out fishing his dad.
Sorry about the late response. When the weather is this good I have to go outside and play!
Squawfish are sort of a native sucker that eats a lot of salmon fingerlings so I didn't feel bad about bonking them. They have a bounty program on them down on the Columbia River and some some guys make decent bucks fishing for them.
My son is 22 and he loves fishing and out fishing his dad.
Sorry about the late response. When the weather is this good I have to go outside and play!
smokum
7/1/2008 5:37:00 PMBruce, were you using floats/bobbers?
Did you use any jigs and if so, what colors?
Did you use any jigs and if so, what colors?
Bruce Nelson
7/2/2008 6:46:00 AMsmokum,
We were about one or two "cranks" off the bottom. We had about a six inch leader below our sinkers. No jigs, just hook and worm or perch meat. I think jigs would work though, especially if they were sweetened with bait.
We were about one or two "cranks" off the bottom. We had about a six inch leader below our sinkers. No jigs, just hook and worm or perch meat. I think jigs would work though, especially if they were sweetened with bait.