Has anyone ever ran their boat from Potlach down to the mouth of the Skokomish river and fished for chum down there? I notice the distance is about the same. No nets to worry about, right? My big concern is how navigateable it is? I'd hate to get rapped at low tide - ugh. I'm just thinking of options besides Hoodsport if they are netting tomorrow. Was also thinking of the shoreline along Twanho state park. Maybe Dewato Bay/River across from Hoodsport?

We'll Mike, if you really wanna know, they do net at the mouth of the skok., but supposedly aren't netting tomorrow at the zone. Hope there might be a fresh batch out there.

Robert

Mike: Many moons ago I used to paddle my small john boat out there to duck hunt. I launched right off the hiway bank. Anyway, I remember the area is channelized a good bit, but I think you should be able to get to the mouth. Have no idea how it would fish, but I'm thinik king it might be pretty dang good.

How bout a report?

With the mouth of the Skoke,bald point,The mouth of the Tahuya and the Dewatto not too far away I would have to say it would be worth a shot.Especialy with thhe rains coming this weekend.I have caught many a chrome bright chum entering the rivers this time of the year south of there.

good luck

Edit: You probably already know this,but the canal is a dangerous wind trap and it is suposed to be windy this week end.

Used to play around with them down at the mouth of the union!