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Took the long trip down to the Skook today. Arrived at 7:45 and was suprised to see only a few cars in the lot. The water looked perfect to me so I started below the salmon hatchery with bobber n eggs and within 20 minutes I hooked one! It took me a while to bring it in, felt like a damn brick. Landed him... kind of dark but for drivin 100 miles, it goes in the bag! After that I went up to the dam and hooked 2 more that were way too old. All of us struggled to find a bright fish and after the noon sun hit it felt like the bite was off. So I wandered around a little but didn't see any more caught.
Nice day, Nice people, Got a fish, No complaints.

salmonbarry

4/10/2012 8:39:00 PM

nice fish and nice picture showing the river~ is that the first hole you can fish below the dam?

HULI_ISDA

4/11/2012 10:59:00 AM

i have been wanting to make that long drive too but i just dont know how to get to this place.u dont mind sharing the direction to get to the skook from seattle? and i thought the steelheading season had been over now? when is the last day to fish at skook? i havent experience fishing for this fish but i tried pink salmon fishing last year theres not much diffrence right? well seems like i got too much question.maybe just hit me up with the direction or address that would be great.thanks men.good fish photo and report hope i could be posting those reports here too soon.

jrmarks101

4/12/2012 5:01:00 PM

Nice fish there. Last Friday April 6 I went down from Seattle and caught a nice chrome hen. Enjoyed it. Fishing near the concrete pad and noticed that the river was lower from my last trip.

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