Anonymous
8/2/2013 12:40:00 PMThe pinks are usually more plentiful in that area by now hmm?
As for the tons of small fish jumping in the Sno it's most likely steelhead and salmon smolts, should be even better fishing in a couple years if they survive.
As for the tons of small fish jumping in the Sno it's most likely steelhead and salmon smolts, should be even better fishing in a couple years if they survive.
scraig1962
8/2/2013 10:34:00 PMWe fished kayak point today. Only managed one 16" rainbow. We've been catching lots of rainbows around 14-16" around kayak, so could be what your seeing or maybe cutthroat trout.
scraig1962
8/3/2013 8:53:00 AMYa. I thought it was weird too but there's a bunch of them in the shallows. Here's a link to my dropbox pics:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gqr6h7j56uke10b/b1VMyw29y0
All fish were released after a quick pic. We even caught one that was missing the adipose fin (hatchery), but we let it go.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gqr6h7j56uke10b/b1VMyw29y0
All fish were released after a quick pic. We even caught one that was missing the adipose fin (hatchery), but we let it go.
Jthy1984
8/3/2013 11:08:00 AMI was just there in he evening and I seen one jump by my buddy really shallow. Didn't catch anything but a bowhead. Tossed him back. I heav the rain is gonna bring them towards the rivers. I want to know if its true?
scraig1962
8/3/2013 12:46:00 PMKayak Point usually doesn't get good for pinks until about the last 2 weeks of August, at least from past experience. There may be some early schools coming through there but not in good numbers. Around the 2nd week in September we focus on the Stilly and do pretty good there all the way into October (caught 38 last time). Good luck out there.
DjButler
8/3/2013 10:04:00 PMThanks for all the info guys. I did fish it today with some luck so they are making their way up! Good luck!