snatchinglips
10/18/2016 8:58:00 PMGood report, so there are silvers strarting to show up in numbers.
Scheindogg
10/19/2016 6:45:00 AMIf you want a solid spinning combo it doesn't need to be more than 8'6-9'6
Most people in that area who drift fish aren't using more than that.
But if you're just planning to Bobber fish the pool with eggs that's when the super long rods come in handy.
Best of luck!
-@snatchinglips they've been coming in huge numbers for a few weeks now. Just search "Cowlitz fish report" on google and go to the Tacoma power website every Monday. Each Monday there is a report of how many of each fish they recovered at the dam.
Last week over 4190 coho (over 3100 adults) were recovered by Tacoma power according to their website.
Hope this helps!
Most people in that area who drift fish aren't using more than that.
But if you're just planning to Bobber fish the pool with eggs that's when the super long rods come in handy.
Best of luck!
-@snatchinglips they've been coming in huge numbers for a few weeks now. Just search "Cowlitz fish report" on google and go to the Tacoma power website every Monday. Each Monday there is a report of how many of each fish they recovered at the dam.
Last week over 4190 coho (over 3100 adults) were recovered by Tacoma power according to their website.
Hope this helps!
fish_4_coho
11/11/2016 7:25:00 PMsorry I didn't see your post earlier. my spinning outfit is 11'6. I like the control the long rod gives you, but I don't like noodle rods so much. I want some backbone, especially if a chinook gets on. sundirds in Chehalis just had okuma rods on for ridiculously low prices, the sst version. this is my first year using one and I have been very impressed. and I see a lot of them showing up on the river. tonight I was drift fishing, float fishing and casting spoons with my spinning outfit. pretty versatile setup.