strider43
10/10/2013 9:43:00 PMthat fish had two skiens; one was trying to fall apart and it kinda looked like two. fishing the hatchery area. Water is not very high but there are fish in there!
Bmastro777
10/10/2013 9:48:00 PMOk. I ask because I pulled a hen out of there the other day that a 2 large skeins and 1 smaller skein attatched to one of the larger skeins!? Weird?
riverhunter
10/11/2013 5:10:00 AMThose are definitely keepers. Not too dark and meat still good I bet
fish_guru
10/11/2013 8:02:00 AMWhat size leader did you have for your bobber and egg setup. I have some pink salmon eggs in the cure for my first time bobber and bait fishing on the wallace this weekend. I heard its a very simple but effective technique.
HillbillyGeek
10/11/2013 10:07:00 AMWhy do salmon bite on eggs? They don't swallow them because their digestive system is permanently shut down.
Getting rid of the competition, perhaps?
Getting rid of the competition, perhaps?
strider43
10/11/2013 1:01:00 PMHillbillyGeek,
yes that is correct, a survival instinct that make than bite the eggs so thier offspring have better change of survival. they may like the taste of them though as river fish seem to like things like sandshrimp or regular shrimp and/or scent put on lures or yarn..
yes that is correct, a survival instinct that make than bite the eggs so thier offspring have better change of survival. they may like the taste of them though as river fish seem to like things like sandshrimp or regular shrimp and/or scent put on lures or yarn..
