BankBasser
10/14/2011 9:27:00 PMLook at a good video and go slow. Proper sharp knife will obviously help. Congrats on your first Coho. Way to go!!!
LiveAsYouWill
10/14/2011 10:33:00 PMNice work nailing your first 'HO! Sure are fun, huh! They are stacked heavy now as far up as Foss River/Tye/Beckler....and even rushed up so fast some clean chromers right after huge rains/snow. Can't keep, but they are still fun to float over in wetsuit and mask/fins!
curado9889
10/15/2011 8:05:00 AMHow far up on the sky were you fishing??? Boat or shore?
Nice job on pulling in your first HO!!!!!!!!!
Nice job on pulling in your first HO!!!!!!!!!
woody_george
10/15/2011 12:43:00 PMCongrats - still waiting for my first Coho - I know how you used to feel. For fillet, get a sharp fillet knife (I recommend a nice moderate Rapala finnish knife) and go to YouTube and look at a few videos. You can do it - it is fun.
