So I hear the Chums are showing up around 277th. So does anyone know how they are doing down by Boeing Acess/Pac Hwy?

Silvers were good earlier and I was just wondering if it is good for chums? Close to home for a short few hours of fishing.

Nice to hear that they are showing up. I was just down at the hatchery area on saturday, and didnt see a single chum up there yet. All I saw was a bunch of tired ugly silvers. Im probably going to the Green this saturday. I'll post my results.

Neurosis, welcome to this board! The chums are usually thick in the Green around Turkey Day.

Welcome. They are starting to show. Saw one caught last weekend.

Thanks for the welcome.

This is the first year ive fished for Dogs! I guarantee that I'll be doing it from here on out. Any idea when they hit the puyallup? IM guessing about the same time. Maybe i'll see some of you guys down there. Just look for the hippie!

theres allready some in the puyallup/carbon, see 1 jump and have talked to a guy that hooked 2 sunday..saw a real nice silver on a stringer sunday as well..bright fish...

half a dozen chums playing in the green behind work at lunch this afternoon. I am about 1mile south of 180/43rd ave bridge

Great! Sounds like they are on their way. Probably by next weekend it should be on!

There's some Steelies around too........got 1 Chum and 3 summer fish this morning, 2 of the Steelies were wild fish. They love jigs!

Jigman - never got the hang of jigs...what colors do they like? Any particular type of jig? I sure would like to learn this approach.

They love pink,hot pink, and chartreuse or combinations of those colors. White is a sleeper color that not alot of people use but it kills them!

Not to sound like a retard, and im sure some people will get a kick out of this, but ive never fished with a jig before.
Do you drift them just like you would corkies? or what is the method for using a jig? Ive heard of people floating them. That I can understand. Although ive never dont that before either.

Thanks.

Normally they are fished below a float. They can also be swam through the water but you don't want to try and just drift fish with them......you'll lose them. Auburn sports & Marine has a display up now that shows how to rig them.

at the 277th brige on wedsday saw a guy catch 3 in 15 minutes in a big hole to your left
of the smaller brige that cars cant go through