JAYDOG
4/1/2014 9:51:00 PMSo was the boat launch useable at the park? How did the fish look, fat or skinny ? I'll be there for Memorial wknd but if I see good reports I might go sooner for a day trip. Thanks
Bob R
4/2/2014 6:02:00 AMYou must be new to this site, there are NO kokanee in Riffe Lake, they are silver salmon. Bob R
joecoyle
4/2/2014 11:22:00 AMplease stop with the kokanee / silver discussion - it misses the entire point of the post.
jonesnfish
4/2/2014 4:01:00 PMThe boat launch at Mossyrock had 2.5 lengths of dock floating. the fish were uniform in size not fat. they did have a good amount of worms in their gut. I'm not sure what that means.
jonesnfish
4/2/2014 4:03:00 PMI will take pics of the fish next time then maybe someone (Bob R) can tell me what they are.
JAYDOG
4/2/2014 7:09:00 PMWorms in the LL coho is pretty normal there, as long as they are only in the guts they are fine to eat. If in the meat, no good
Bob R
4/2/2014 11:04:00 PM"Please stop with the kokanee/silver discussion-it misses the entire point of the post" joecoyle My reply was polite, if you don't like posters correcting misidentified fish , too bad. Your opion is just that- your opinion. Bob R
joecoyle
4/3/2014 9:27:00 AM"You must be new to this site, there are NO kokanee in Riffe Lake, they are silver salmon. Bob R" and "too bad..."
"Please stop with the kokanee/silver discussion-it misses the entire point of the post" joecoyle
as between the two postings, which is polite - please, NO and too bad - the comments on line with regard to fish id and whether to catch and release are a turn off. All agree BobR is absolutely correct but so what....more fishing please.
"Please stop with the kokanee/silver discussion-it misses the entire point of the post" joecoyle
as between the two postings, which is polite - please, NO and too bad - the comments on line with regard to fish id and whether to catch and release are a turn off. All agree BobR is absolutely correct but so what....more fishing please.
