Read a lot of reports, asked a lot of questions, and watched a lot of you tube videos in preparation. Went out on Sunday morning before the nets went in. The plan was to drift eggs and then try spoons. The tide was high, which I now know is less than ideal. I tired drifting close to the bank (that's where trout would hang out).
When drifting I assume you should look for a current seem, but what if there isn't one?
IE: the whole river is moving at the same slow pace. Then where should you fish your eggs? the bank?
Anyway, I got nothing fishing eggs, so I switched to a spoon when sunlight fully hit the water. Nothing doing.
I saw only one fish caught so I didn't feel to bad.
Any advice on fishing eggs would be more than helpful.
Thanks,

Sam

PS: If you ever need fly fishing advice just ask

fishee2

9/15/2014 1:51:00 PM

Due extreme tribal netting, the Duwamish waterway is now a death trap anything trying through. I saw it this morning passing by the West Seattle Bridge.

salmonbarry

9/15/2014 9:59:00 PM

Friday, Saturday and Sundays are your best bet now on this river with the gauntlet of nets so try and fish the outgoing tide from bank is best, try and find some pockets where they will hold up until the tide changes and starts to move up again. These fish will be traveling with the tide and tend to hang around and not fight the currents on the outgoing and get anxious so will hit spoons or spinners as well. Good luck out there!

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