dogfish7
9/12/2010 1:40:00 AMYes Coho do go past the Wallace. I would guess mostly wild and maybe a few lost hatchery. I have hooked up below Big Eddy but not past there although there might be some big natives up there and beyond. I appreciate your reports I am looking to get out there for some Coho action myself. Can't get enough of the Sky.
Jimbo
9/12/2010 8:54:00 AMThey are may Coho that go past there. There's a fish lader at Sunset calls and they net em up and truck em up as well. Kings, stealhead and COHO.. They all have a adapose fine, not wild fish..
We were up poking around South & North fork last fall and there were both full of pinks along with the streams dumping in. Was good to see...
We were up poking around South & North fork last fall and there were both full of pinks along with the streams dumping in. Was good to see...
Snoop
9/12/2010 10:27:00 AMThere usually is a small run of big coho up on the north fork. I hook into them every once in a while when i go up past index looking for steelhead later on. ( my understanding that you cant keep them up there, but I wouldnt want to anyways.) My guess is that the fish you saw are some early schools pushing up. The river should be full all they way down in a week or two.
natetreat
9/12/2010 12:46:00 PMThat's good to know. I love fishing the upper reaches for steel. My favorite river bar none.
