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I am guessing scott is the guy that owns that property...how do you get over there in you vids then or was that during the low water periods?
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that was last december when the river was running at like 250 cfs during that drought we had last winterBrat Bonker wrote:I am guessing scott is the guy that owns that property...how do you get over there in you vids then or was that during the low water periods?
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true, so true, maybe someone should make a walking trail bridge over the middle fork haha that would be great
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Still Illegal, and Im pretty sure that you can get a ticket for posting videos and picture of this.fishenfreak wrote:HAHA it was out for half a second when i moved it out to release it63Starcraft wrote:Pretty sure its illegal to take a native steelhead out of the water...
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thank you greatly for your input to the thread!63Starcraft wrote:Still Illegal, and Im pretty sure that you can get a ticket for posting videos and picture of this.fishenfreak wrote:HAHA it was out for half a second when i moved it out to release it63Starcraft wrote:Pretty sure its illegal to take a native steelhead out of the water...
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sounds like someone was jealous
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Hhahahaoneshot wrote:sounds like someone was jealous
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It is, but hes using yarnies i believe...Metal wrote:I'm pretty sure that fork of the Hoh is a selective fishery so no eggs. Don't know if you were aware of that or not.
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oh course im aware, fished yarn balls the whole trip, buddy makes these things he calls yarn ball egg flies, they have stringy white yarn and single fake eggs unscented of course they work just as well as eggs, deadly!Metal wrote:I'm pretty sure that fork of the Hoh is a selective fishery so no eggs. Don't know if you were aware of that or not.
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I am suprised that pink worms do not work that great up that high but than again most are spawners.
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yea id say its about 50% chrome 50% pretty dark, only caught one fish that was totally spawned out last year tho, they wouldnt touch a pink worm in my honey hole last year, but when i threw the yarnie out, fish ON. me and kockmandoo watched a 15lb buck run across a 1 foot deep flat to grab a pink yarnie.Brat Bonker wrote:I am suprised that pink worms do not work that great up that high but than again most are spawners.
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Do the yarnies work really good in like the wallace or skykomish for steelies??! im going for my first one sunday!!
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hell yea theyre deadly!FishingThePacNW wrote:Do the yarnies work really good in like the wallace or skykomish for steelies??! im going for my first one sunday!!
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I need some more of THESE babies, i just cant wait!!!! (wild out of water on vedder in canada)
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ever try those yarnies of yours on the cascade, I made up some nightmare looking ones that I wanted to try on the skook last year but never got around to doing it, bobber dog, sand shrimp oil and fish. on. also how do you land (or catch) fish by that log/tree that is by the first fork over on the other side of the cascade 2nd hole down from the hatchery, tried it last weekend fishy looking for sure but nothing, bet it helps to have good friends too that will do anything to land a steely haha.
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I watched guys kick their fish onto shore. It was like they were playing soccer with them.Brat Bonker wrote:ever try those yarnies of yours on the cascade, I made up some nightmare looking ones that I wanted to try on the skook last year but never got around to doing it, bobber dog, sand shrimp oil and fish. on. also how do you land (or catch) fish by that log/tree that is by the first fork over on the other side of the cascade 2nd hole down from the hatchery, tried it last weekend fishy looking for sure but nothing, bet it helps to have good friends too that will do anything to land a steely haha.
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lots of practice getting um outta there, only one small little place you can get bit, and when you do you gotta pull like hell, some break off some dont, usually anything thats not a 5lb hatch brat breaks off, but still badass to hook um. just gotta hope they cooperate and stay outta the sticks! and yea yarnies work great on cascade but i run shrimp or eggs with um most of the time
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how deep do you run your jigs/baits under your floats over there? (probally a secret so I understand if you do not say)
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get it down super close to bottom they sit right on the rocks under the logs, get down and get down quick. never hit a jig fish there, only eggs
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