cohochinook
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Headed out to the cap now boys(5am), will let you know how she goes. I agree with FM though, its pretty easy these days. Tempted to head out to the south ARM for some bigger, cleaner fish.
How did you do Demco?
Headed out to the cap now boys(5am), will let you know how she goes. I agree with FM though, its pretty easy these days. Tempted to head out to the south ARM for some bigger, cleaner fish.
J-GLOBAL;Local Highligh of the Season: Salmon fishing alone with my 6 Y.O. son in the Harbour .a few hours on flat water in the beautiful sun @ 27 degrees or so. Filling our limit. Him netting my fish and reeling in his own. Him learning to start the boat said:That alone makes all the other BS seem trivial. There's nothing more important than taking your kids out fishing with you. Glad to hear that another kid has joined the fishing fraternity. Keeping them involved in good healthy outdoors activities hopefully keeps them out of the nasty city pitfalls such as gangs and drugs.
Glad to hear you and the son are enjoying some quality time on the water together.
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That alone makes all the other BS seem trivial. There's nothing more important than taking your kids out fishing with you. Glad to hear that another kid has joined the fishing fraternity. Keeping them involved in good healthy outdoors activities hopefully keeps them out of the nasty city pitfalls such as gangs and drugs.
Glad to hear you and the son are enjoying some quality time on the water together.
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Any suggestions for targeting the big ho's?
If you have a red coloured teaser head they'll go for those once in a while late in the season.Try cut plugging, Coho get a little gear shy once it gets later and they've been hanging out at the river mouth for a while. Single herring in a teaser or cutplug often works a little later in the season when Salmon sometimes don't like the flashers as much.