goodtimesfishing
10/16/2009 9:32:00 PMRight on!!! Sounds like the numbers are starting to show up. Was there many jumping?
lliu
10/16/2009 9:39:00 PMYes, lots of silver "floppers" in places on the Stilly. The ones I saw (and hooked) weren't hanging around the honey hole that had been so productive for me with pinks, so you just gotta go to where you see the silvers jumping and start casting.
fishermom
10/17/2009 4:01:00 PMThanks for the report! I've been fishing the Stilly and waiting for the Silvers to bite.
I DID catch the most pinks ever during the heavy rain about 6 weeks ago. I was soaked and could hardly even see, but they were biting so much, I couldn't leave.
I DID catch the most pinks ever during the heavy rain about 6 weeks ago. I was soaked and could hardly even see, but they were biting so much, I couldn't leave.
lliu
10/17/2009 4:14:00 PM@bigeman and @fishermom, I won't be able to fish the Stilly again until next weekend, so I'd greatly appreciate a report if you're there before then cuz I might hit the Green or Puyallup instead since they're a bit closer to me. Still, it's hard to beat the Stilly's beautiful scenery and lack of crowds.
goodtimesfishing
10/17/2009 5:23:00 PMJust got back from the stilly... don't bother, the water is so high there is no place to fish.... the sand bar we all fish from way way way under water. if you know where the signs for the pipeline are, just above the sand bar the water is almost to the top of that and the other two trails before you get to the signs, water is up in the bushes on the trail.
Lliu you picked the right time to go. There was another person fishing and he said last night just before dark he saw 2 silvers caught off the sand bar but now it is under water, he was amazed at how high the water had got since last night when he was there. That big rock on the other side that you usually are casting towards.... almost completely underwater and there are tree after tree floating down the river not to mention the water is like mud, with zero visibility, and moving very fast.
was there for 2.5 hours and did not see a single fish jump. There are zombie humpies swimming along the shore line. I took some pictures of all the debris floating down the river, I will post the later.
Lliu you picked the right time to go. There was another person fishing and he said last night just before dark he saw 2 silvers caught off the sand bar but now it is under water, he was amazed at how high the water had got since last night when he was there. That big rock on the other side that you usually are casting towards.... almost completely underwater and there are tree after tree floating down the river not to mention the water is like mud, with zero visibility, and moving very fast.
was there for 2.5 hours and did not see a single fish jump. There are zombie humpies swimming along the shore line. I took some pictures of all the debris floating down the river, I will post the later.
lliu
10/17/2009 5:46:00 PM@goodtimesfishing, thanks for the report! Sounds like it'll take a few days for the Stilly to settle down, especially with the heavy rain today and more forecasted for tonight. The silver action should be hot next weekend when I get back there. :-)
craig59
10/17/2009 6:22:00 PMYesterday the stilly rocked, today the snohomish sucked. and the stillys blown to hell. Does anyone no where to get the tribal netting schedule ( tulalips) at the mouthof the snohomish. I'm glad the stilliguamish have more common sense than to net the mouth of the stilly.
