Northwest Fishing Reports

I've never targeted Kokes before. I have a down rigger on my 12' boat, how far back from the ball should I run my gear? I plan on running flashers & dodgers with spoons, squid and wedding rings.... I have fish finder, so I'm not worried about picking a depth, just not sure if the gear should be back...

It's a study little boat, needs to have a tiny bit of glasswork done (I will include the the resin, glass and hardener in the deal) as it was leaking along one of the keels. It's some kind of anniversary edition, with flat bottoms on the two sides, also there is a metal rub guard along both keels. Y...

I live in Snoho County, and was wondering (as I've never gone for pan fish in the winter) what their movement in the lakes are like in the fall and winter, and what patterns work for them. I figure if they are caught under the ice in the Midwest, they ought to be had in the PNW!! Any ideas of good w...

Aaron wrote:It will arrive with the next version of the website....

So is it here? I'd be happy with a mobile version of the site... Frankly they seem to work better sometimes than the app. And it's cross platform. Me and my crack berry would like to update from the water...

oh man, I love the Sky hole down stream from the Sultan launch, I believe it's past a spot called the Toilet Bowl. It's above Ben Howard a ways. Anyway, it's a beautiful stretch of rock cliff on the south shore about 40 yards long, with slow current/back eddy. Toss a dick nite or a small spinner wi...

It's discussions like this that make me glad I don't have a boat... It's hard enough to decide where to fish without THAT as an option as well! :-)

natetreat wrote:I don't have a boat. I'm a bankie.

Then there is hope for me! (I've never gone after Coho, first year for that)

@natetreat were you in a boat from Wallace to Monroe, or hopping from hole to hole via car? Totally should have drifted eggs instead of spooning...

natetreat wrote:WE've been waiting for the water to go up!

I figured it would pull in more silvers (the water being up) but wasn't sure how to handle the off color...

Same for us poor shore folk?

In Monroe, looks like it came up a foot or two, and it's brown... And yes... Shore fishing... I could run up to the Stilly as it's 5 min from home...

I was hoping to hit the Sky on my way home today, but this morning it looks to be blown out.... Any suggestions? I was planning on drifting eggs, and possibly DN's. Typically if the water has been brown I've passed on them river, but I'm just dying to get wet...