Fishing green/duwamish river
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Fishing green/duwamish river
I have heard fishing with bait is good there now, how do you set it up and what kinds of bait? Also have heard spinners are good, any suggestions??? thanks
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also what lb. test
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HELP! sorry, i am going early in the morning and need to stock up before the store closes!
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RE:Fishing green/duwamish river
what I've heard is to use blue fox spinners or you can use salmons eggs off of the bottom
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where you heading off to ABC?
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not too sure yet, just going to find a spot and go for it
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lol the GF and I are heading out there possibly tomorrow. Or the Puyallup. We've never been river fishing. If you see a couple noobs not knowing wtf they are doing, it'll probably be us....
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RE:Fishing green/duwamish river
well good luck, listen to all the tips everybody has and dont get discouraged if you dont get anything your first day. It takes a while to figure out but once you do it gets easier, for the most part that is.
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We drove past the Puyallup and the water was very muddy, so we pass on it. Went to the Green. 3 hrs later, not a single bite. Saw lots of fish jumping and swimming. Actually had 1 follow my lure when we first got there, but that was as close as it got.
Threw roosters, blue fox spinners, kastmasters, and little cleos. The GF got tired after and put on a bottom rigged powereggs.
Saw a couple of other guys there. Didnt see anything being pulled. I dont know what kind of fish they were, but a few of them had redish sides.
Threw roosters, blue fox spinners, kastmasters, and little cleos. The GF got tired after and put on a bottom rigged powereggs.
Saw a couple of other guys there. Didnt see anything being pulled. I dont know what kind of fish they were, but a few of them had redish sides.
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Was there for about four hours, lost one pretty nice silver and caught three trout. The fish were EVERYWHERE, just need to figure out how to get them.
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where did you go? We were just slightly north of the 277th bridge. As stated, we saw plenty of fish. They just wouldnt bite what we were using. Maybe it was because of the time. We were there from 2-5PM.123abc wrote:Was there for about four hours, lost one pretty nice silver and caught three trout. The fish were EVERYWHERE, just need to figure out how to get them.
What did you use?
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RE:Fishing green/duwamish river
The Puyallup River is always muddy this time of year. It is fishable.FishingFool wrote:We drove past the Puyallup and the water was very muddy, so we pass on it. Went to the Green. 3 hrs later, not a single bite. Saw lots of fish jumping and swimming. Actually had 1 follow my lure when we first got there, but that was as close as it got.
Threw roosters, blue fox spinners, kastmasters, and little cleos. The GF got tired after and put on a bottom rigged powereggs.
Saw a couple of other guys there. Didnt see anything being pulled. I dont know what kind of fish they were, but a few of them had redish sides.
Those fish with the reddish sides are coho.