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Met 2 friends and fished for Chinook on Sunday (7th) and Monday (8th). The hot bite was on at dawn and dusk. Statistics are as follows:
Sunday in the a.m.:
1st fish - 20 lb chinook, (chrome) hooked up, ran straight at the boat, jumped in the boat, broke off line and flopped back in the water! I fought the fish for all of 30 seconds :)
2nd fish - 14 lb chinook, (chrome) hooked up, friend fought for 10 minutes, successfully landed and kept.
3rd fish - 10 lb coho (wild), hooked, landed, released
4th fish - 15 lb coho (wild), hooked, landed, released
5th fish - 20 lb chinook (toulee) hooked, friend fought, landed, released.
Sunday p.m.:
6th fish - 18 lb coho (wild), hooked, landed, released
7th fish - 26 lb chinook (chrome), hooked, I fought it for 35 minutes, landed, kept
8th fish - 10 lb steelhead, friend hooked it, fought it for 5 minutes, lost it after some acrobatics.
Monday a.m.:
9th fish - 52 lb chinook (chrome), I hooked it and fought it for 20 minutes before we evenually had to break away from anchors and chase it down. I fought for another 30 minutes and we landed it 1/4 mile from where I hooked it. Biggest Salmon I've ever caught. Fish had a 33 1/4" circumferance.
10th fish - 15 lb. coho (wild) hooked, landed, released
11th fish - 25 lb chinook (toulee), hooked, landed, released.
Off the water at 11am
It was windy, but in the 80's both days. All in all, a great trip. We wished the bite would have lasted longer, especially with so many fish coming over Bonneville.
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