Have never fished the Skokomish and I am a bank fisherman. Any suggestions on where to fish and if the Skokomish is a good bank fishing river? Thanks for your input and if anyone wants to share on how to fish it that would be great as well!

i used to say go and do some walking to get away from the crowds but it's gotten so bad that there's going to be guys in every slot from highway 101 to the canal. my only advice that i can give any more is to wear your helmet and bring eggs.

Looking for another King fishery!

And watch out for man turds!!!!!!!!!!! I'm not kidding either. Many who fish there are slightly, and I stress the word slightly, more evolved than cromagnon man. Theres a few good eggs in the bunch though. BTW, thats what your gonna want to bring. Good Eggs. -T

was that a zinggggggggggggg!



+1

the skok and the samish have the same style crowds and mentality of people, lots of trash, paying to access certain spots of the river... i cant drive myself to fish the samish...maybe one or two trips to the skok for kings, silvers are just as bad....

its that time of year...salmon fisheries bring out the worst...

In Aug you can fish either the Skok, nisqually, cowlitz late aug, and other columbia tribs

personally i wouldnt bank fish the skok, its much better for a sled. you want to side drift from the hatchery down.

Hey now...Don't be bashin' on Parker's Honeybucket hole on his favorite stream!

good stuff, hard hats bullet proof vests and corkies and tp for the bunghole

the best thing i ever seen at the skok was a guy in a tree trying to snag fish....

was this tribal or non-tribal treebilly's?

"In a tree"?????=Tweaker.Good luck,
STRIKE ZONE

This thread has high entertainment potential......

i love it when the skok threads start..

I love the Skokomish River.

Fish on...

Todd

Tie an eye loop on the largest legal size barbless hook with a 10 foot leader, tuck a tuft of black yarn through the loop. Slide down a bead and a black corkie. Grab some 1oz cannonballs, swivels and a case of BUSCH and you are good to go.

ive always thought it would be a perfect place to hold a banquet.

They bitted good last yere

I have fished the Skok for years using black yarn and black corkies and they "DO" bite them. The Kings think they are leaches. Thats why the hooks are stuck to the fishes bodies and heads. Furthermore, man turds add vital nutrients to the watershed. The fry love corn. Good Luk-TBJ

there's a winner!