With all of the recent rain I was thinkin about hitting the Snoqualmie for chum or late silvers. Has anybody had any luck with this. What general area should i concentrate my efforts in. Thanks and good luck to the rest of you.
-Tom

I forgot to add in my first post that last year about this time, I saw hudreds of chum below carnation probably staging to head up the tolt. It seems like it would be lots of fun to catch some late silvers or chum in the snoqualmie. If anyone has been out there and seen fish or has fished please speak up. Heck, we might be able to go fishing together.
-Tom

Hey there Tom,

Not a bad idea at all. I have a buddy that always fishes that area and does well on the Chums there. We were talking this week about going there also, but he has to work so no boat <img border="0" alt="[fragile]" title="" src="graemlins/fragile.gif" /> . I'm going to head over to the Satsop.

Any where below the Tote will work and we usually fish it close to the shore due to they stack up there.


Good luck and fish on,

ErnDog

I fished the Snoqualmie a couple weeks ago and found a carcas of a 40+ pound king. It was really something.

just thought id mention fo those of you listening that some dandy steelhead are being caught in the falls city area, friend of mine got two the other day

Are those winter or summer steelhead being caught?

mostly summer, but there were two chromers reported three days ago

Any idea what they were using for them?

They were caught using flys. I think mostly darker colored small-sized marabous.

Sh-h-h-h!!!! That's mah zipperlip yer talkin' 'bout there, boy!

I talked to a guy who caught what he said was a winter fish a week ago, but I haven't seen any winter chrome yet. Silvers have been a bit sparse as well, but they're there. Hard to get to without a boat.