sealegs
2/8/2014 6:53:00 PMCongrats! I also have a gold spoon and use it on my bait caster. I'm hoping for good luck using that!
BentRod
2/8/2014 6:55:00 PMHey Brian! Congrats on that Coho! I was one out there with you without the net. That was a great catch.
Anonymous
2/9/2014 7:57:00 AMSpoon should be part of any Steelhead Fisherman's arsenal. Totally under utilized now days. I guess it's just to easy to watch a bobber all day. Try em, they will produce.
Realfisherman
2/9/2014 11:02:00 AMBrian I was the other fortunate fisherman to witness the epic battle yesterday. Ended up helping you secure the rather large COHO. One of the nicest and biggest I've personally seen this year. Great watching a new fisherman really enjoying himself. Congrats made my day just watching.
Bank drifter
2/9/2014 6:50:00 PMThat is cool and glad you had some help from one of the good guys! I fish spoons up there a bit and even back a month or two ago never hooked a coho!
Picture me trollin'
2/10/2014 8:27:00 PMNot sure what comments were posted after mine as for some reason the moderator removed the proceeding comments. However it clearly states on page 13 of the WDFW regs the handling rules for salmon and trout. I am not trying to be negative (by quoting regulations )I am just thinking it pays to know the regulations instead of paying fines, and have seen the result of poorly handled released fish.
