Sheltered
6/5/2017 8:57:35 PMWow, nice catch! You've got me motivated to get my license, as I've been lazy. I've fished right there before, but caught nothing that size, just little ones.
billyfishkill
6/6/2017 2:07:38 AMNice catch, but be a responsible fisherman and keep the fish in the water and not the grass. That is most likely a dead fish now. It is nice to know that fish like this can be found minutes from the big city.
wdb
6/6/2017 8:09:00 AMBeautiful fish, but must agree with billy, please keep the fish in the water and not on the grass. That fish is most likely dead now, which defeats the purpose of catch and release.
wdb
6/6/2017 8:10:44 AMA good video on proper catch and release techniques. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo2PT_bY6fc
TMBob
6/6/2017 3:12:07 PMVery nice fish and report....looks like Roostertails....if so, try single Siwash hooks. You can order them that way straight from YBC
Sheltered
6/6/2017 8:36:44 PMDon't feel too bad rfee if the fish didn't make it. A history lesson of the river reveals that it was closed for decades (?) from any fishing at all. Fisheries folks later figured out that the native fish were getting too many of the young salmon. The catch and release format was instigated to create a certain but low kill rate.
Dannyp32
6/7/2017 11:25:47 PMHi rfee do you remember if the sweet spot was between the stadium and the park or between the park and the lake? Went fishing there today but no luck.