Well just a banner afternoon for snohomish coho. Although I do know of a couple boats that hooked over 50 fish a piece today...the bank wasn't bad either. Fished from 2:30 to 5 and hooked 20-25, landing about a third of those. Here is a couple shots of the fish I just couldn't resist taking.



This is a world class coho fishery right in our back yards and there are not THAT many people fishing...I don't get it!!!
CM

canyon, i dont think your pics posted. From the sounds of that, I think im feeling to sick to work......hee hee

T.S.
You were right I forgot the .jpg on the end!!!
They should be fixed now.

NICE!

Nice...
Yup I'm feeling ill for sure.

Canyon was that at thomas eddy?

Any pointers for me for tommorrow, I mean for the future.

Feeling I'll??

Look at the last pic of CM! Me thinks He is Feeling I'll from catching too many fish!

Thats the look of, "my arm hurts, hurry up and click the F'ing picture."

Way to go bro.

R-

CanyonMan, You're making me sick!
I don't think I can make it to work tomorrow...

Very NICE! Dude!

20-25 fish, I'm dying here! Grats on a fine day!

Sky Guy-
Your right on about that last pic...however it just didn't seem right to be complaining about sore arms from hooking too many fish !

CM:

Please help me out where those backyard is. I just haven't had any luck for silver on Snohomish. I am tyring everything possible using right gear. I don't get it. Only thing I am missing is location I think.

Thank you for any info.

Turikichi, I'm not going to give you specifics on where that is, but it's got a nice deep slot that gradually shallows on both sides, and very little in the way of eddies to deal with.

It's one of the few spots like it on the Sno that I've seen, frankly, and you gotta get there EARLY in the a.m. to get a spot on the bank. I've never fished it myself because I don't like crowding in where it's already full.

Fish are caught (or lost, as in my case the last time I was able to get out) elsewhere, very close by, but just not with as much consistency, at least from the bank.

Think Dick Nites and long leaders!

Nice fish C.M.! But I have to say I disagree with your comment that there is not many people fishing the Snohomish. I fished twice last week, the first trip I put in at Cady park and I had to park three blocks away because of so many rigs ahead of me. The second trip we launched at Douglas Bar, and again at least 30 rigs were there. Going upstream, the banks of Thomas Eddy and Crab Bar looked like the peak of humpy season, anglers shoulder to shoulder, campfires going, party time. Upriver at one certain hole, there were at least 10 sleds/driftboats anchored bow to stern. Casting from the bow of our boat was delicate due to racing boats going by all day. And this way a weekday.

Hey Dr Needle...you're lookin for coho on the snohomish, then when the river is low like this, try Short school rd after the pumpkin patch or connelly rd at the Park by the railroad tracks. Both are in the town of snohomish. Use wee dick nites 2 tone bronze and silver with a 7 ft leader and 6 inch dropper off a tri swivel or small red or orange corky with a piece of black yarn , 7 ft leader and enough weight to get u to the bottom. Getting to the bottom is key and the day break bite or an hour before dark is the best. Good luck...Jim

S.P.-
I guess I should have been more clear. First of all have you ever seen true combat fishing in Alaska when the runs are in full swing...that's what I'm talking about! Yes, there are people out fishing and if you are in your boat at THE ROCK, it's going to be combat fishing at it's finest(or worst ). But with the numbers of fish in this system you would think there would even be more pressure. If anyone needs to know how to catch these fish just go talk to Kent at 3rivers...he will definitely get you set up and on top of the game or even better book a trip with Dave or Scott there.....it will be the best $$$ you ever spent!
CM

CM, Damn that spot looks familiar

Nice piggies CM

I need one of those this weekend to out fish either a Gray or White Lavro :p

C.M. - I didn't fish the rock hole, never do, I have other

Nice fish, I recognize that spot and it has become fairly popular. I to try to find my own little hidey holes. I do think that Gray Lavro will end up with the big Hog this weekend.

Canyon:

Wow what can I say? Those are some nice ho's. A bit frustrated a bit since I fished that exact same spot Monday for 3.5 hours with a 6' leader to a wee nite 1/2 & 1/2 with a dead slow retrieve and just drifting the rig along the bottom and zippo. Hundreds of coho jumping all around and no love for me. Not even a tap.
Just don't get it? Even the jackass was laughing at me in the background :rolleyes:

Clueless on the Snohomish.

BD

This "spot" thing has gone way to far! Dont you know what will happen when you mention"the Spot" on the internet! Geeze...what kind of board rookies are you!

Can you guys stop mentioning "the spot" already?

Once I am done moving this weekend and I finally have a hour or two to fish, I want to go to "the spot" but I dont want to see all of you, 58 lurkers, 20 locals, and 15 dogs when I get there!

Hey CraigO,
Don't count out white Lavro the "LazyDrifter"!!

Hey Dr Needle...you're lookin for coho on the snohomish, then when the river is low like this, try Short school rd after the pumpkin patch or connelly rd at the Park by the railroad tracks. Both are in the town of snohomish. Use wee dick nites 2 tone bronze and silver with a 7 ft leader and 6 inch dropper off a tri swivel or small red or orange corky with a piece of black yarn , 7 ft leader and enough weight to get u to the bottom. Getting to the bottom is key and the day break bite or an hour before dark is the best. Good luck...Jim

Great info. Thank You---- JK

Thank you, JK

Sky guy,
Your right, I shouldnt have brought it up. I guess its bad enough as it is now. I went last yesterday evening, launched at snohomish, and had to zig zag through all the other sleds and drifters.