Northwest Fishing Reports

It doesnt really matter if someone is huge or super muscular, its all about how your brain reacts. In a situation like this you honestly wont ever know how you will react until something happens. The only real life example I have would be when I was about 15 years old on a river with my family and s...

Out here we had a banner year for silvers. It was so good I didn't even go out to the coast very much for the late runs. The Snohomish was so much fun. There is a late "winter" run of silvers, not very many, but we pick them up every so often out here. Yeah I figured it was pretty good over there. ...

Yea like I was saying im not 100% sure but the last time I went down there, all the family was riding horses along the beaches and stuff. Seemed perfect for the wife and kids. But who knows, all wifes and kids are different!! Again, good luck man hope all is well for you and the family!

He actually said it has always been a problem......

I believe they have horseback riding somewhere down there. It was quite a few years back when I did it, but that might be something the wife and kids might enjoy if you arent too far away from it when you go down. Wish I could be of more help for you like the name of the place that does it or where ...

I watched a guy two days ago nail two dime bright coho in 2 straight casts. This is probably the latest I have consistantly hooked into silver, I am thinking they are just going to be a bit later than is typical.

I would say you did exactly what you should do! Take your buddy fishing! I accomplished the same this year, as I managed to get my best friend out and hook and landed his first chinook and coho salmon. Needless to say, he is hooked lol! Keep taking him is all I can say. I would imagine the earlier p...

spin to win!!!

Good call Brat! My fault..I always just try to be on the safe side and when i see it's single barbless when i start fishing there, i tend to stay with single barbless without even reading the dates. Thanks for pointing that out to me!

I'd like to know which rivers you fish if you are saying "you could use trebles in most". Most salmon/steelhead water I know of is single/barbless. So in a river such as these would this dropper technique be okay to use? Such as a bead pegged under a jig?