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Tombraider

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they have a sound of their own when line zings out, like a Zebco. I have one with extra spool I never use.
 

skyriver

Life of the Party
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What a difference some rain and a week makes. Pretty slow on the Duw this morning, I was probably too close to the bay. Went 2 for 2 on pinks and seemed to be doing as well as anyone in that area. It was nice that there was not much boat traffic at least. I did have a barge of concrete mix go by. Haha!

Checked a bit upriver on the way home and there were way more people up there, but in my 10 minute observation, it looked really slow there as well. I would guess they are definitely in the river now.

I know we all like to have ugly pink contests, but they can be pretty too!

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Tombraider

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Got an old buddy out today. Fast limits on coho, lost one biggy. Then to shore line for jigging. We hooked over 70 in 4 hrs till we had enough. Kept one chrome big boy. One more day then time out. Fish buyer is around and they be netting heavy.
 

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Merle

Roy’s cousin
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I like the fruit punch marinade, especially if there is a drain valve on that cooler to go right into the cup.
Add a shot of vodka or gin for a tasty beachside cocktail at the end of the day. 😃
 

Ryan Smart

Steelhead
I made it out for my first time fishing for pinks last weekend on Vancouver Island. This was my first time fishing a coastal river so it was amazing to see the numbers of fish in the river. It was a quick 2-3 hours of fishing while the rest of the family did some hiking, but managed to land 6 or 7 in that time.

I know they're not the most popular salmon species... but it sure was fun!
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