Check

 

Defiance Boats!

LURECHARGE!

THE PP OUTDOOR FORUMS

Kast Gear!

Power Pro Shimano Reels G Loomis Rods

  Willie boats! Puffballs!

 

Three Rivers Marine

 

 
Page 2 of 2 < 1 2
Topic Options
Rate This Topic
#123651 - 10/25/01 04:39 PM Re: Skykomish condition
Dave D Offline
River Nutrients

Registered: 10/04/01
Posts: 3563
Loc: Gold Bar
Did he he keep the old humpy or just kill it for fun and then throw it back in the river?
_________________________
A.K.A
Lead Thrower

Top
#123652 - 10/25/01 04:50 PM Re: Skykomish condition
Pmartin Offline
Spawner

Registered: 09/24/01
Posts: 769
Either way, would it really make any sense? confused


He bagged it eek
_________________________
This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave.
—Elmer Davis

Top
#123653 - 10/25/01 05:02 PM Re: Skykomish condition
Dave D Offline
River Nutrients

Registered: 10/04/01
Posts: 3563
Loc: Gold Bar
No, was just curious if he was really sick and demented and just killing the fish for fun.
_________________________
A.K.A
Lead Thrower

Top
#123654 - 10/26/01 03:18 PM Re: Skykomish condition
FISHNBRAD Offline
Juvenile at Sea

Registered: 03/28/00
Posts: 222
Loc: Renton,WA
You guys crack me up, you have nothing better to do than to piss and moan about people catching fish in a place where it's legal to do so, I'm sure people snag fish there, but where don't they. When water conditions dictate I fish there as I did a couple of weeks ago, great day several pinks two chrome silvers and a big nasty king (ALL IN THE MOUTH) and was still was home to see the Huskies, by the way the game warden was there, I talked to her for quite a while (what a cutie!!) It's ok to fish below the train bridge in fact most launches have a sign that sez PUBLIC FISHING. Over the years I've opted not to launch my boat and fish that area on several occasions and never thought twice about it. Nor will I think twice in the future. I fished there as a kid and I'll fish there as an old fart, so I guess I'm one of those goobers/ snagger/ witless knot heads/boat launch maggots you all are referring to and so are two of my fishing partners who are pretty well known for their fishing skills. I can't wait to fish with those witless knot heads this weekend.

As for fishing the bar on the Sky being better, not in high water. I've fished there several times in high water "nothing" jump over to the seam on the other side a much different story.

Launch your boats above the bridge where fishing is closed. And if someone is fishing there, run him or her over, it's ok because they're breaking the law to begin with.

Top
#123655 - 10/26/01 11:46 PM Re: Skykomish condition
bank walker Offline
Spawner

Registered: 12/26/99
Posts: 745
That back eddy under the trestle is why they named cracker bar "Cracker Bar"

Who the hell wants to cast around people putting in or taking out their boats. Its a big river with tons of access. That pool ranks really low on the list of good holes on the sky.
sorry for my ranting about the trestle maggots... just my 2 cents...
_________________________
"I have a fair idea of what to expect from the river, and usually, because I fish it that way, the river gives me approximately what I expect of it. But sooner or later something always comes up to change the set of my ways..."
- Roderick Haig-Brown

Top
#123656 - 10/27/01 12:16 AM Re: Skykomish condition
Leadslinger Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 10/21/00
Posts: 111
Loc: Wa,USA
You guys are absolutely right about the snaggers squating on the boat ramp.It's a boat ramp,Brad.You're welcome to "fish" it as far as I'm concerned but I won't be launching in the Sultan to avoid moving you off the ramp.Move it or lose it.
These turkeys are standing damn near shoulder to shoulder and are snagging.Pathetic.

Top
#123657 - 10/27/01 12:27 AM Re: Skykomish condition
outliketrout Offline
Parr

Registered: 03/28/01
Posts: 59
Loc: Monroe, WA
can't you guys go talk [Bleeeeep!] about the snoqualmie or something.

Top
#123658 - 10/27/01 12:43 AM Re: Skykomish condition
Leadslinger Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 10/21/00
Posts: 111
Loc: Wa,USA
I suppose I could talk $hit about the Snoqualmie if I ever find the high bridge ramp taken over by snaggers.
Why does the subject bother you anyway?

Top
#123659 - 10/27/01 02:00 PM Re: Skykomish condition
goforchrome Offline
Spawner

Registered: 04/02/01
Posts: 493
Loc: sammamish WA
OK.....back to the real subject....
Having put in untold hours on this river (just ask my wife!) is it worth driving 45 min to fish it tomorrow? Not where and with what but is it blown? Non-stop rain on the Eastside for last 2 days...I'm guessing it's out but an honest assessment would be appreciated.
C'mon guys, let's act like gentlemen.
_________________________
If you leave things up to interpretation, there's no room to be right.

Top
#123660 - 10/27/01 05:33 PM Re: Skykomish condition
Skywalker Offline
Spawner

Registered: 03/10/01
Posts: 570
Loc: Snohomish, WA, USA
No, it's not blown, and as a matter of fact it's not too bad. I was suprised it wasn't. It's pretty stained, but (as of 9:00a.m. today, anyway) not muddy at all.


In case don't know about this link, it's the best bet for checking out what shape the streams are in.
http://wa.water.usgs.gov/realtime/rt_latest_graph.html

Top
#123661 - 10/29/01 12:54 PM Re: Skykomish condition
FISHNBRAD Offline
Juvenile at Sea

Registered: 03/28/00
Posts: 222
Loc: Renton,WA
leadslinger thats nice of you to care about me having a place to fish, but where I fish there's no way for a boat to launch so I'm ok . You and bank walker should be ok til next year because me and another tressel maggot will be talking our drift boats to the OP for the winter, so you'all can run your sleds up and down that river all you want. have fun and good luck!!


My advice is to be nice to the tressel maggots, I AM, because one of our rigs have to stay.

(SAVE THE TRESSEL MAGGOTS!!! DON'T RUN THEM OVER WITH BOAT TRAILERS!!! THEY HAVE LITTLE LARVE AT HOME TO FEED)

[ 10-29-2001: Message edited by: FISHNBRAD ]

Top
#123662 - 10/29/01 04:14 PM Re: Skykomish condition
Lifeisgreat Offline
Parr

Registered: 10/04/00
Posts: 58
Loc: Snohomish
Hit the Sky Sunday afternoon BenHoward to Monroe. River is running fast but good color and depth. Picked up the biggest Silver I've ever caught 20+lbs a little colored but what a great fight! Thought for a while I was going to have to pull anchor and follow him down stream, might have been interesting seeing as thought the only place my 12yo son has rowed is on the lake or calm waters.
(Driftboat) tried doing the Chum thing in the slot by Benhoward no luck, they should be there smile
_________________________
Life is to short to wake up with a frown on your face!

Top
#123663 - 10/30/01 12:58 AM Re: Skykomish condition
Leadslinger Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 10/21/00
Posts: 111
Loc: Wa,USA
FNB,I really don't have any problem with you or where you fish.I believe in sharing the river.I just don't think I should have push a bankie out of my way to launch a boat on a boat ramp.
Sometimes I launch in the Sultan,sometimes the Sky.Where I launch on this rough ramp depends on river levels and flow and not courtesy to someone who wants to fish on the launch.
If I were bank fishing here,I would get out of the way when someone is launching and then fish when they are gone.I now suspect that you probably do this,others fishing here don't seem to want to move out of the way.I get a little short with these inconsiderate types,that's all.
Good luck to you.

Top
#123664 - 10/30/01 06:45 AM Re: Skykomish condition
drift boat Offline
Returning Adult

Registered: 09/28/00
Posts: 280
Loc: Renton WA
I fish sunday from Ben Howard down to Lewis Street. Water was some what faster than I like. Got one Chum and two Silvers. Not a bad day but will only get better. laugh laugh
_________________________
rip some lips

Top
Page 2 of 2 < 1 2

Moderator:  The Moderator 
Search

Site Links
Home
Our Washington Fishing
Our Alaska Fishing
Reports
Rates
Contact Us
About Us
Recipes
Photos / Videos
Visit us on Facebook
Today's Birthdays
Jackson Helsloot
Recent Gallery Pix
hatchery steelhead
Hatchery Releases into the Pacific and Harvest
Who's Online
0 registered (), 1241 Guests and 8 Spiders online.
Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Newest Members
Sunafresco, Trotter, MickLee, NoyesMaker, John Boob
11502 Registered Users
Top Posters
Todd 27838
Dan S. 16958
Sol Duc 15727
The Moderator 13947
Salmo g. 13587
eyeFISH 12619
STRIKE ZONE 11969
Dogfish 10878
ParaLeaks 10363
Jerry Garcia 9013
Forum Stats
11502 Members
17 Forums
72973 Topics
825667 Posts

Max Online: 3937 @ 07/19/24 03:28 AM

Join the PP forums.

It's quick, easy, and always free!

Working for the fish and our future fishing opportunities:

The Wild Steelhead Coalition

The Photo & Video Gallery. Nearly 1200 images from our fishing trips! Tips, techniques, live weight calculator & more in the Fishing Resource Center. The time is now to get prime dates for 2018 Olympic Peninsula Winter Steelhead , don't miss out!.

| HOME | ALASKA FISHING | WASHINGTON FISHING | RIVER REPORTS | FORUMS | FISHING RESOURCE CENTER | CHARTER RATES | CONTACT US | WHAT ABOUT BOB? | PHOTO & VIDEO GALLERY | LEARN ABOUT THE FISH | RECIPES | SITE HELP & FAQ |