FishingTenor
10/8/2015 8:31:00 PMHey Pat, You get some style points for applying your skills on the river in ways that should have yielded results. Darn Coho did not seem to care. As I reported yesterday, there was a non-stop aerial display for 2-3 hours at Thomas eddie, but few fish on. We need to figure out how to entice or piss them off enough to bite our presentation. Good luck out there!
jonb
10/8/2015 8:32:00 PMThere are lots of sturgeon in the sloughs, ive seen a 5footer caught there one day, and pics of others that same guy caught. He said its a pretty good sturgeon fishery down there. John martini of johns sporting goods, his wife also caught a sturgeon in the main river a couple years back.
snatchinglips
10/8/2015 9:41:00 PMAll the fish are heading right to Thomas eddy, you should head up there
jonb
10/10/2015 10:08:00 AM*shouts from bull horn* "attention, residents of washington state, please all crowd the hell out of thomas eddy. That is all"
Seattle Pat
10/11/2015 4:43:00 PMHi Mickey - I was actually just pondering that before I got on the computer and looked at your post(s) - I removed the duplicate comments.
Regarding that fish - it was bleeding out of its mouth, so it was injured for sure. I thought maybe a boat hit it, but that seemed pretty unlikely. Then I read another post today about a couple of oversized treble hooks with 100lb test on them that got pulled up... maybe someone was poaching for sturgeon and got this one?
Regarding that fish - it was bleeding out of its mouth, so it was injured for sure. I thought maybe a boat hit it, but that seemed pretty unlikely. Then I read another post today about a couple of oversized treble hooks with 100lb test on them that got pulled up... maybe someone was poaching for sturgeon and got this one?