Here comes salmon season...

[salmonslayer117]

So who's ready for some salmon in the rivers?!!!:cheers: :bounce: :compress:

[scott080379]

I am so ready for it already

[Toni]

I am ready to catch salmon, wherever they are. Looks like there are a lot of Kings in the sound.

[spokey9]

ive been jonzin so bad i've been chasin any hint of sumtin shiny all year long. bring on the bonkin!!!

[reigndawgs]

I have never fished for Salmon in the rivers here in my home state. Last month a friend and I were in Anchorage and tried Ship Creek. Didn't catch anything but caught the bug. Problem is I have no idea where to begin or how to fish them.

[bionic_one]

I have never fished for Salmon in the rivers here in my home state. Last month a friend and I were in Anchorage and tried Ship Creek. Didn't catch anything but caught the bug. Problem is I have no idea where to begin or how to fish them.

Honestly, for newbies, it's the easiest fishing I've ever encountered. The state website has a page dedicated on telling you how to catch them.

You need a swivel, lead wire, hook, corkie, yarn. You can google Corky and yarn setup or drift fishing and find plenty of ways to do it.

[jens]

So who's ready for some salmon in the rivers?!!!:cheers: :bounce: :compress:

Hey, you posted a topic about Springers earlier this year with the same excitement. I ended up with a small jack about 4-5 lbs and I finally got one last Saturday about 18lbs and on the darker side.. I hope you didnt' jinx the upcoming season!! I think as a group (WA Lakes guys) hardly any of us bankies did well.

With that said...:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[curado]

i say bring it on. wallace river awaits some punishment

[steeljunkie]

I caught a little 5-6 lb chinook on the upper green on the 4th, my first ever, and now i got my gear all ready for aug 1st puyallup opens up, i cant wait to get into some salmon

[scott080379]

I am ready as ever.....No springers for me this year

[Dustin07]

:batman:



:chef:

[salmonslayer117]

So who's ready for some salmon in the rivers?!!!:cheers: :bounce: :compress:

Hey, you posted a topic about Springers earlier this year with the same excitement. I ended up with a small jack about 4-5 lbs and I finally got one last Saturday about 18lbs and on the darker side.. I hope you didnt' jinx the upcoming season!! I think as a group (WA Lakes guys) hardly any of us bankies did well.

With that said...:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

Ahh, the springer season wasn't exactly what they cracked it up to be... Summer runs are always hoppin'! But, if you're worried about me jinxin' people jens, I apologize... I'll be quiet now...

[curado]

custom plugs are ready for the coho and chums, bait is all packed away and ready. helping get my buds boat ready for a couple of runs in the salt.

[donman]

As RAzor Ramon used to say . . . "Don't just sing it, Bring it!" I'm ready as evaaaaarrrrrr!

[curado]

hey don u ready for som silvers in the wallace. if u still wanna try for them

[donman]

Curado, let me know when they're in, we'll make a trip of it.

[curado]

will do

[nickbell]

I have not been out fishing for salmon in rivers ever. Hopefully this time i will get out there. I think i know enough now on drift fishing.

[spokey9]

ain't nuttin better in the world than being butt-cheek deep an tuggin on a hawg

[scott080379]

nickbell,



the best thing you can do is get out and try it. ask people questions that are fishing by you. see how they are tieing up there gear.

The most important thing though .....is to have fun.