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Me too! LoL!sweet i'll be there a day earlier
But in all seriousness.. That is a sat.. which will make it a freaking zoo!
Me too! LoL!sweet i'll be there a day earlier
That should be a pre-requisite, though Float Down is right in saying that you don’t need em at the cemetery run. Don’t need em at the trailer park run either.Have a few ideas in mind. Just curious if everyone attending has waders?
That should be a pre-requisite, though Float Down is right in saying that you don’t need em at the cemetery run. Don’t need em at the trailer park run either.
Also October 13th wouldn’t strike me as a dead day, mid-october should be bringing in a fair amount of steelhead. My only wonder is if they will be hanging out in the shallows at the trailer park like they do in spring when they are spawning. Maybe deeper water would be better but we can certainly branch off and report back.
I would also be in favor of a week day if at all possible. I would take the day off mid week, or even a monday to make it a long weekend to scale down the crowds a bit.
i would love to join in :grin: used to fish the geen lots back in the day would be a good plays to try out my 17 ft streamside :blink: i will bring a batch of my special cookies :grin:
Hey guys don't want to start a debate. But I was gonna a buy a new set up for this trip. I've neve bought salmon gear before so any tips would be awesome. I can't buy the best but I don't want crap either. Thanks guys
If you dont do much fishing for them, theres no point in getting a very technique specific rig. Any 10-12 foot med-light powered, slow-moderate action rod will do. Something like a 4-10 or a 6-12. Good for bottom bouncing, drifting with floats or chucking hardware. Large spinning reel with a good drag and 10lb mono or braid. Thats got you covered for most stuff, trout, salmon or any shore fishing for that matter.
i have 2 cheap 10'6 float rods to loan for the day for those without. ill bring them if i can make it.
I was just wondering if the choice was purposeful. I'm certainly not afraid of tough conditions and in 22 years of chasing Oncorhynchus and Mykiss you can bet I've fished them. There is a slow time on the Gbay and huron tribs and if I had to make an educated guess I'd say this date would be in the middle of it. not much pressure there till a hundred OFF guys show up lol