Steve Parker
11/3/2009 9:54:00 AMHi, just a little friendly advice , if you can't keep chinook on that river you can't take them out of the water if a warden happened
to see you doing that it could be very painful to your wallet.
to see you doing that it could be very painful to your wallet.
jtrapier
11/3/2009 10:32:00 AMOh... Good to know, thanks for the tip. Other than a couple times last year, this year is pretty much my first year fishing in WA. My bad.
jens
11/3/2009 10:57:00 AMYep, good advice Steve. I caught a Wild Coho couple weeks ago on the Cow that I so wanted to take a picture of. It was my biggest Coho ever and it was super chrome. I took a mental note and released her unharmed.
jtrapier
11/3/2009 12:56:00 PMThe feeling was mutual.... But I think he may have gone a little too far
justinrogers
11/8/2009 10:46:00 PMIf you don't mind me asking where werer you on the chuck? Tenino, Hatch, or somewhere closer to I-5? just trying to figure out a target area. thanks much sounds like a good day on the bank.
jtrapier
11/9/2009 10:35:00 AMThis was my first time at this river, so I couldn't really tell you for sure, but I think it was Tenino. I went with a buddy who knew the area. We parked in a roundabout just across the street from a fenced off area at the top of a salmon ladder. I know it wasn't the hatchery though, beacuase he mentioned that we could go up further to the hatchery if fishing sucked where we were. The entire river is full of fish though, you could catch fish almost anywhere right now.
