fishermom
9/29/2009 8:10:00 AMLOL, goin_postal.
My theory is that they bite more on cloudy, rainy days, like TODAY.
My theory is that they bite more on cloudy, rainy days, like TODAY.
Jake Dogfish
9/29/2009 10:26:00 AMGoin_postal, flossing is illegal. Do not promote your illegal activities on this site.
joekacker
9/29/2009 5:09:00 PMWhy Humpys....???? Silvers are in the area, been seeing people limit in the driftboats, I went to the stilly to plunk and there was about 13 guys there flossing and keeping white bottoms.... YuK
chrisga5769
9/29/2009 7:26:00 PMDon't know much about flossing, however; catching silvers would be better than pinks. Any suggestions for this coming weekend? Snohomish river shoujld have a better flow soon with all the rain.
bob johansen
9/30/2009 9:06:00 AMFlossing is much like cleaning the salmon's teeth with your fish line as you would floss your own teeth. The sticker comes with the sharp hook on the end of your fish line that may accidentally stick onto the outside of the poor salmon's head. Of course when that happens, you would gently remove the hook and release the fish -- and apologize to your finned friend for the painful stab in the cheek. lol := )
debug4l
10/3/2009 5:32:00 PMflossing is not illegal if it hooked in the mouth which happens about half the time if there is some flow. The rip of the rod is not necessary either, just lift up lightly and if the corky is in the mouth you will feel the bite.