jonb
9/18/2017 7:21:26 PMPinks don't love roe. Very rarely will they hit roe. Youre better off sticking to twitching jigs and changing colors depending on water clarity, how sunny it is etc. Also try moving spots finding slower water or holding water etc.
Shad_Eating_Grin
9/18/2017 7:32:44 PMcould those jumpers be coho? that would explain the non-biters
live22skate
9/18/2017 10:08:09 PMCoho always bite and if not you can get a reaction bite alot of the time
jonb
9/18/2017 10:43:10 PM Also it should be noted that if you are fishing in water that is less than 2 foot of vis, your action will be negatively affected by that. You may catch fish here and there, many of them likely would be flossed whether intentional or not depending on which technique you use. Find cleaner (3ft-6ft vis) holding water, and youll find bitey fish, whether they be coho or otherwise.
Slider
9/21/2017 8:44:13 PMJust thinking of previous years but shouldn't there be coho in the river now?
