crankbait42
2/21/2009 9:09:00 PMThose look like silvers to me but I could be wrong I just don't see the tails full of spots like a steelhead would be but it could just be the pics. Either way they are pretty nice especially if they are silvers.
Nelly1
2/21/2009 10:04:00 PMNice! Looks like a couple of hatchery hens? Caught a bunch that color on the Carbon last year.
Been watching yours and Toni's skook reports the last few weeks. Seemed like a long trip for practice silvers, but those look worth the trip!
I'll be down there early this week. Thanks for the heads up! That the big hole just upriver of the gate?
Paul
Been watching yours and Toni's skook reports the last few weeks. Seemed like a long trip for practice silvers, but those look worth the trip!
I'll be down there early this week. Thanks for the heads up! That the big hole just upriver of the gate?
Paul
mikel
2/21/2009 10:08:00 PMhere i am again lookin at fishinrob's fish. EVERYTIME you go you at least catch one. nice fish
FISHINROB
2/22/2009 12:20:00 AMTHE PICS DONT DO THEM JUSTICE THOSE ARE DARK STEELIES BUT THECOLORS DONT COME OUT WELL BUT THERE STEELIES .THERE NOT SILVERS ,SILVERS ARE ALOT DIFFERENT IN COLOR .IVE CAUGHT BOTH HERE .LOOK AT THE SILVER PIC IN MY OTHER REPORT .
crankbait42
2/22/2009 6:25:00 PMI realize that some silvers are red but a lot of silvers turn dark too. Also if those were steelhead they should have a very distinct red stripe down them along with a reddish belly.
kinghunter
2/22/2009 6:36:00 PMNice fish FISHINROB. I don't doubt what you say, it sure looks like a steely, but I wouldn't know since I haven't caught one yet. LOL. Thanks for the nice report. I will be posting later of our skook adventure from today.
FISHINROB
2/22/2009 6:58:00 PMTHANKS KINGHUNTER .I KNOW ITS TOUGH TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE IF YOU DONT HAVE THEM SIDE BY SIDE .NELLY1 ITS ONLY 31 MILES FROM SPANAWAY SAME AS IF I WERE TO GO TO THE GREEN RIVER.AND YEAH YOU KNOW THE SPOT .LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR REPORT .
Shane
2/22/2009 11:41:00 PMI have never seen a silver dark in this river. Thay have always been red expacily at this time of year