schu7498
10/27/2014 9:20:00 PMGreat job! Its always the fresh fish that are more excited to bite. Thats why the guys under the bridge are always hauling in the boots.
riverhunter
10/28/2014 4:40:00 AMI've caught zombie coho(eggs were literally falling out when I grabbed it to release, that how boot she was) floating a 1/16th oz jigs that took the boberdown and hookest right in the mouth last season so it's not only the the fresh ones that bite but you are right a lot snaggers taking unwilling fish under that bridge
4steelhead
10/28/2014 6:26:00 AMNice fish! I think Im ready to give up on coho. I just dont have the coho mojo.
strider43
10/28/2014 6:56:00 AM4steelhead: you just have to be at the right place at the right time. Never give up there are still bright fish coming in and the "B" run could appear at anytime.
riverhunter: I have caught tons of "BOOT" Coho, Kings and Pinks mostly on jigs with bait, eggs or shrimp.
riverhunter: I have caught tons of "BOOT" Coho, Kings and Pinks mostly on jigs with bait, eggs or shrimp.
mcliprippin
10/28/2014 8:37:00 PMIs this where highway 2 and Reese rd cross the river?
I'm not familiar with river down south and have wanted to fish it for steelhead but never knew where to go..
Great looking silver!
I'm not familiar with river down south and have wanted to fish it for steelhead but never knew where to go..
Great looking silver!
strider43
10/29/2014 7:10:00 AMmcliprippin:
it is where the beginning of Reese RD crosses the Wallace. Its 363rd Ave SE until you get over the river and veer to right then its Reese RD.
The fishing under the hiway 2 bridge over the Wallace is fairly crowded and snagger city at times.
it is where the beginning of Reese RD crosses the Wallace. Its 363rd Ave SE until you get over the river and veer to right then its Reese RD.
The fishing under the hiway 2 bridge over the Wallace is fairly crowded and snagger city at times.
