I have done a little research the last couple days on various websites for Sockeye Salmon techniques. I have found various set ups, one being a 8" dodger (not sure what color to use?), 13-15" leader with two 2/0 or 3/0 red hooks. Does anyone have any other ways to catch them? Or tips that may make me sucessful?
All info would be appreciated!
Thanks
Sockeye Fishing Techniques?
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RE:Sockeye Fishing Techniques?
All depends on where you're fishing for them. That's probably the best known setup. Orange flatfish work too. Krill, krill, krill.
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RE:Sockeye Fishing Techniques?
I will be fishing for them on the Columbia.
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RE:Sockeye Fishing Techniques?
Stop by Bob's Sporting Goods in Long View and they will set you up with the gear workingthe best at the time you go....It is a great place..ask for Bob Shepard for the guy that knows about fishin' on the Columbia.....both bank and boat.....Good luck to you, Stevesellis_414 wrote:I will be fishing for them on the Columbia.
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