Lundegard
5/2/2010 8:13:00 AMI'm certainly no expert, but that looks very much like a landlocked chinook. Black-gummed mouth, black tips on a rather forked tail, pointy jaws, and of course the very chrome appearance. Regardless, nice picture. I bet it was a hoot to catch!
SmallyBigs
5/2/2010 1:10:00 PMive havnt seen chinook come out of long since my dad was in the paper for catchin a couple back in 94 95.. Awesome! hope u let it go but i understand if you didnt!
basshole31
5/2/2010 4:15:00 PMHey i'm the guy who caught that salmon. Caught two of them actually and released them. I was thinkining that it couldn't be a rainbow due to fact it had black gums. Probably would of caught more, but we were competing in a bass tourney and didn't have time to mess around
basshole31
5/2/2010 4:42:00 PMHey i'm the guy who caught that salmon. Caught two of them actually and released them. I was thinkining that it couldn't be a rainbow due to fact it had black gums. Probably would of caught more, but we were competing in a bass tourney and didn't have time to mess around
scottpratt
5/3/2010 7:09:00 AMFrom what I undestand the Chinook escape from Cour de Allene and make their way to Long via the Spokane River.
scottpratt
5/3/2010 7:19:00 AMHey, how did you pick up the Chinook? It looks like you were near the dam in that picture. Did you launch at the DNR camp ground? Thanks.
