#109337 - 03/09/01 02:00 AM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 03/15/99
Posts: 4166
Loc: Poulsbo, WA,USA
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Summer steelhead!
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#109338 - 03/09/01 03:13 AM
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Repeat Spawner
Registered: 11/04/99
Posts: 983
Loc: Everett, Wa
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Nothing like early July on a well known local river for summer runs on the bug rod. An evening after work can easily lead to 3 fish to the bank.  It is by far my favorite time of the year!! ------------------ Ryan S. Petzold aka Sparkey and/or Special
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#109339 - 03/09/01 04:04 AM
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Alevin
Registered: 02/15/01
Posts: 15
Loc: Port Townsend
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You've missed the Ocean Butt fishery! It's my #1 choice of all. It's C&R all day long until you get "your model size". An awesome fishery ~ that separates the puckers from the non puckers!
Next choice has to be fall coho. However, my partner says that tuna are the ticket to heaven for the "Top Fightin Fish" in the State. Gonna due my 1st this year & hope I don't join the puckers on the gunnel.
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"Chicken one day ~~ feathers the next!~
FULLTIME FISHING IS MY JOB! & RETIREMENT ROCKS!
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#109341 - 03/09/01 09:58 AM
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Parr
Registered: 03/06/01
Posts: 42
Loc: lake stevens
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#109342 - 03/09/01 10:30 AM
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 12/21/00
Posts: 112
Loc: Shelton, WA.
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Hot summer days in a air conditioned casino at Lake Tahoe. The aroma of the ole Monterey tuna fleet wafting thru the halls, an occasional platinum jiggler cruising by looking for a cash-scented worm. Now thass a fishery with a challenge.
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#109343 - 03/09/01 10:32 AM
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 12/21/00
Posts: 112
Loc: Shelton, WA.
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Hot summer days in a air conditioned casino at Lake Tahoe. The aroma of the ole Monterey tuna fleet wafting thru the halls, an occasional platinum jiggler cruising by looking for a cash-scented worm. Now thass a fishery with a challenge.
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#109345 - 03/09/01 12:49 PM
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Fry
Registered: 12/16/00
Posts: 19
Loc: Everett
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Use to be the C&R on the Sky. Nice weather big fish. Not anymore.
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#109346 - 03/09/01 05:16 PM
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Spawner
Registered: 04/30/99
Posts: 526
Loc: Lake Forest Dark, Wa
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I would have to say I'm with Jerry Garcia, I love me beach fishing for coho with my float and herring. Jerry I think I saw you last summer or the summer before at Fort Casey fishing for ho's. Anyway, my list: 1) Beach coho fishing 2) Summer steelhead on the Sky 3) Buoy 10, Chinook @ Coho 4) Snohomish River Coho 5) Fraser salmon 6) Spring Chinook 7) C n R dollies in the salt 8) Winter Steelhead Keep your hooks sharp! Bobber Down
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#109348 - 03/09/01 09:46 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 07/06/99
Posts: 470
Loc: Seattle, Washington, US
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Fastwater that's a whole new topic. Here are two other "sore-arm" fisheries: Hood Canal Chum and Columbia shad. Try brushing your teeth the morning after reeling in 150 shad, a.k.a. "poor-man's tarpon," on an 1141S.
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#109349 - 03/11/01 07:39 PM
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Dazed and Confused
Registered: 03/05/99
Posts: 6367
Loc: Forks, WA & Soldotna, AK
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No questions here for the first three:
1 - Zipperlip River Steelhead ... big and stupid
2 - Olympic Peninsula Steelies ... big and somewhat stupid
3- Kasilof River Second-Run kings ... really big, really stupid, and really mean to boot. Backbouncing kings to 50-60 pounds in as little as 3-4 feet of water directly under the boat is a hoot!
From here, it's probably a toss-up for me!
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#109350 - 03/12/01 09:38 AM
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Alevin
Registered: 12/27/00
Posts: 10
Loc: kent .wa
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i just do it all any were any time, no special spot. Life is to short got to do it while you can. The HALIBUT are next !!!!!
No matter what or were you go just enjoy.
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#109351 - 03/13/01 06:31 PM
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Fry
Registered: 12/11/99
Posts: 24
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Being partial to warm weather and water, I like fishing for summer steelies on the Sky. Chum in the Fall are also fun, but I must admit that I have never been winter steelhead or chinook fishing with Bob... that might change my mind.
Gerard W.
Seattle, WA
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#109352 - 03/13/01 06:36 PM
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Egg
Registered: 03/13/01
Posts: 4
Loc: snohomish wa. snohomish co.
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Love them all,when the fish are bitting. Summer steelhead fishing would be the hardest to give up .
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#109353 - 03/14/01 04:27 AM
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Anonymous
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Here we go!
1. O.P. Wild Winter Steelies .
2. O.P Wild Summer runs & Skamania strain
brats (strong crazy fish).
3. O.P Summer Chinook C&R only of course
4. Summer/Fall Dollys and Cutts
5. Winter Brats (this low on the list because of last couple of poor seasons)
6. Fall salmon
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#109354 - 03/14/01 10:41 AM
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 11/01/00
Posts: 155
Loc: Vancouver,WA
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Hands down Spring Chinook on the Columbia and summer steelhead on the North Fork of the Lewis.
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#109355 - 03/14/01 12:58 PM
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Juvenile at Sea
Registered: 03/10/00
Posts: 109
Loc: Twin Bridges, Montana
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Sitka Sound King Salmon.
O.P. Steelies - any time of year.
And even though its 4000 miles from the PNW - live baiting monster Black Marlin in Panama!!!! You havent fished until you have bait and switched a black marlin......
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#109356 - 03/14/01 01:54 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 02/19/01
Posts: 249
Loc: SnoCo
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I'm surprised more people didn't pick sturgeon. I did a trip on the Columbia a few years ago and it's insane. The fish were TOO big. It stopped being fun once my arms cramped up.
[This message has been edited by stilly bum (edited 03-15-2001).]
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