Northwest Fishing Reports

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This weekend gunna be epic

Sucks cause its the one weekend im outta town hunting! Been waiting for rain for so long

How long till the fish are in the rivers after the rain ? I'm excited haven't bought anything in 2 weeks

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It's going to be a wet one.

Watch the gauges. When they rise, they'll come.

eamon thats 8 field goals. i hope thats not a hawks prediction. lol

we will see, after this month long drought in October I will believe it when the rivers rise...........

the gauges are already on the way up. It's not a lot more water, but it's enough to put a smile on my face.

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gsus32, I'm wondering the same thing. IF it rains well on Friday and I can only take one morning to fish the Green, Sky, or Snoho, should I fish Saturday or Sunday to improve my odds? My guess is Sunday because I can read the early reports here and strategize!

I'm welcoming rain for two reasons: 1) to bring up the next batch of fish. 2) to wash all of those dead pinks down river where I don't have to smell them.

I was doing some scouting on the Snoho/Sky earlier this week and the aroma from those things piled up almost made me lose my breakfast on multiple occasions. BRING ON THE RAIN.

natetreat wrote:the gauges are already on the way up. It's not a lot more water, but it's enough to put a smile on my face.

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.2 of an inch.....not really much increase, not enough to color the water or fill any holes....

the rain isn't over yet...forecast says half inch tonight and up to an inch on Saturday....

Yeah we need more than we've got over the last 24 hours. Just keep an eye on the USGS river flow website for whatever river you're considering. Get a baseline for where it's normally at, and watch for it to rise.

For instance, I know the Green normally flows between 500-700...I watch for it to be somewhere between 600-900 and about 55 feet or so. Just from experience those are the most productive conditions I've seen...so that's what I look for. In the last 24 hours it went from 560 to 660. That's actually a decent increase for the Green. I may just hit it this weekend and see how those number translate into hopefully good fishing. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/wa/nwis/uv/?s ... 0060,00065

Cozmo4196 wrote:I'm welcoming rain for two reasons: 1) to bring up the next batch of fish. 2) to wash all of those dead pinks down river where I don't have to smell them.

I was doing some scouting on the Snoho/Sky earlier this week and the aroma from those things piled up almost made me lose my breakfast on multiple occasions. BRING ON THE RAIN.

Amen! Those nasty pinks have gotta go!

This Sunday and Monday should be awesome. High teen coho city.

Humptulips here we come! It's time to make our plans to make the drive out there.

There going up but are we getting enough rain im going out tomarrow morning

sky needs to come up to about 3500 and it will be game on

EAmon ___hoffman123 wrote:sky needs to come up to about 3500 and it will be game on

As of 8:30 tonight its at 3490. That close enough for you or do you need that other 10cfs?