Northwest Fishing Reports

fish on all day gauranteed:cheers:

where are you going?

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what and where is the wall?

Worthless post...Feel free to help other anglers out instead of showboating.

Wall = Wallace River.

I've read your posts curado and you have some good info. Lets help other anglers out.

ok.......

Let's not get all upset, boys. Curado has really helped me with places, techniques, and encouragement. Settle down.

yes he has helped me as well, but not everyone knows what wall means and what not.

That is all anyone is trying to say.

Thank you blackmouth

sorry guys it is the wallace i was on it all day . i killed the pinks 115 pinks, 6 silvers, 3 kings

I wonder who took that pic.......

Lawl.

Now if we could get some RAIN lol

any bright fish?

wow thats a fish every 5 minutes for 13 hours straight.....

more like every cast lol. the silvers are starting to turn but i did see a chrome silver

how's the tweaker break-in frequency in that area this year?

Shad_Eating_Grin wrote:how's the tweaker break-in frequency in that area this year?

The pull off at the end of the road near the railroad tracks is one of the worst spots to park your rig

Nice job kid! I hope you're just letting them go. I know catching them is fun but you can't possibly be eating them. With that said, let the poor things spawn. They've run the gauntlet and made it to their destination, let 'em get it on in peace.

gpc wrote:wow thats a fish every 5 minutes for 13 hours straight.....

Someone call the Guinness Book of World Records.

Just Kidding.... But seriously, that has to be a record. I'm guessing you are exhausted.

not really tired. bodo all fish released except the coho

Dave wrote:

gpc wrote:wow thats a fish every 5 minutes for 13 hours straight.....

Someone call the Guinness Book of World Records.

Just Kidding.... But seriously, that has to be a record. I'm guessing you are exhausted.

IMO, they (pinks) are even easier to catch now then when their fresh (although obviously not as.....useful). I found that stripping any fly with a lot of movement, shine and color fast over the top of the schools results in agressive strikes and chases, mostly from the territorial males. It's kinda cool because you can see them do it in the low, clear Wallace.