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Times are changing, and a lot of anglers are starting to slide from Chinook into early Steelhead mode. Even so, there are still plenty of Chinook around, and several coastal rivers will see fresh chrome fish pushing in over the next two weeks. These late-season Chinook respond well to natural scents and slower presentations. Focus on the heads of deeper holes, orâwhen water dropsâthe darkest parts of the run where fish stack and catch a break.
Fall Chinook along the coast is still rocking. This stretch of November can be hit or miss depending on river levels, but each high-water push brings new waves of fish into nearly every coastal tributary from the Columbia clear down to Northern California. A lot of anglers will launch, fish a ...
The coast picked up a solid stretch of rain this past week, which is exactly what drift-boat anglers have been waiting for. Rivers are on the rise, fish are pushing in, and tidewater powerboat fishing is in full swing with fresh Chinook entering daily. This fishery is known for...
Itâs prime time for fall Chinook in the coastal tributaries! Recent spikes in river levels have brought in waves of fresh fish, and with more rain in the forecast, nowâs the time to dust off the drift boat and hit your favorite stretch of water. Running eggs and sand shrimp continues to be a go...
The rain is coming, and with it, the next big push of fish. Most coastal bays have been full of Chinook and Coho for weeks, and the fish are ready to flood the tributaries as rivers rise. Nowâs the time to prep gear â get those plugs washed, hooks sharpened, and divers squeaky clean.Â
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