My guess mono rig would be ideal! That’s messed up right there.Would this be fished on a floating or intermediate line?
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My guess mono rig would be ideal! That’s messed up right there.Would this be fished on a floating or intermediate line?
I'm not a YouTuber. At least not a good one. I just like having fun with it.
Here's the first fish last night from hookup to landing with my little annoying friend about a minute into it.
I have the full waterproof cover on it and it's an old Hero 3 (that I found on the trail) so you really can't hear my commentary. Especially over the soothing sounds of the concrete plant.
Just called the MIT nets hotline and it said it opens for gillnets on 9/7There were a lot of pretty stale pinks up above the South Park bridge yesterday. Also a lot of crusty chinook and a surprising number of chrome bright lockjawed coho. I got half a dozen in about an hour, then broke a rod by being a dumbass, which really slowed things down.
Note that nets go in on Sunday, probably on the usual Sunday noon thru Friday noon schedule. Get out there while you can!
I'm not a YouTuber. At least not a good one. I just like having fun with it.
Here's the first fish last night from hookup to landing with my little annoying friend about a minute into it.
I have the full waterproof cover on it and it's an old Hero 3 (that I found on the trail) so you really can't hear my commentary. Especially over the soothing sounds of the concrete plant.
Haha! Thanks. 9 times is about 8 more than usual.Right hand caster, right hand retrieve. I counted nine rod transfers and no lost fish, well done! ;-)
Oink!!
That's a huge pink! Nice!
Just called the MIT nets hotline and it said it opens for gillnets on 9/7


I apparently didn't go far enough up river. Down low they were total lockjawView attachment 165229View attachment 165230
Had a fun morning on the River. Some fish are starting to color up and hump out. Also still some bright ones around. We had a couple double hookups and one double net job on large humped up male fish. Phil’s was larger. We fished about three hours and were pretty satiated, but it was still hard to leave. I might go back with a kid or two later today.
I heard a pretty recent report that the fish are not in super thick above Tukwila yet.Matt probably has a better pulse on it than me, but it seems like they are heading upriver now. I bet the clouds and just the tiny bit of rain has them on the move. Some years they just seem to spread out more. I always wonder if the clouds are a factor.
yep, this was the case for us too, though things got better at top of tide and upriver a little!I apparently didn't go far enough up river. Down low they were total lockjaw![]()