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snohomish river coho
Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2015 8:06 pm
by jonb
id love to try for silvers from a boat, ive got a problem though.. i dont have one lol. i could show you a few places i know well that should produce well twitching jigs. id also be willing to give some of my hand tied jigs away. my availability is everyday but thursdays, weekday mornings are preffered, but beggars cant be choosers lol please feel free to pm me. i dont care what your skill level is, if your a begginer looking to pick my brain, ill teach you all i know, or if your a pro that would prefer me to sit down, shut up and enjoy the ride, and maybe show me a few things id be down for that too.
please correspond via pm.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2015 1:23 pm
by jonb
id also be game to try the lower stilly (below marine drive), or the salt. 8-2 or 9. ive got plugs, flasher hoochies and jigs. ill be available all week except thurs.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2015 10:21 am
by achamb
JonB,
I have a boat but no truck. I am willing to bring you on board if you can help me out also. I see you are very good at catching a limit I need to do that also one day. If you do have a way I am more than willing to learn from you if possible. I have a 16 foot Sun City. I have a 2" ball hookup and Hitch. Just need a truck to carry us to the launch. If you have any Questions please don't hesitate to e-mail your info or email me. I am open on the weekends and work M-F but willing to take off.
A. Chambers
Ajene.Chambers@gmail.com
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 8:56 am
by Ganno
I have a 16 foot sled 60 Yamaha 8Hp high thrust would like to learn the river
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 10:12 am
by BARCHASER10
You can take a prop boat up above the Pilchuck. Just above the Pilchuck is a nice long drift, water 9-12 feet deep. I take my prop Seahawk up above the Pilchuck now and then, never had trouble. As you up go above the R&R bridge hang to the right, go slow, maybe even lift your big mtr if its a prop, use your kicker, 5-6 feet deep depending on the tide. Above the Pilchuck you can anchor with spin n glows or troll plugs. There are farm bldgs on the left just don't go above those if you have a prop mtr.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 10:52 am
by Ganno
60 HP is a jet drive so I should have no problems nearest launch site would be appreciated
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 3:14 pm
by BARCHASER10
I've run up there a few times from the Langus Park launch but that is a long run. The Cady launch is a little too much for my boat so I'm looking forward to the new launch near the R&R bridge just upstream from town. I'm thinking anchoring up just above the Pilchuck might be a good shot when Steelhead start to run, if the new launch is done then.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 9:56 pm
by jonb
Ganno im down for showing you the river. The jet boat should put you on some awesome water.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 10:03 pm
by jonb
Pm sent
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 3:27 pm
by Bodofish
Im off from work on Thurs fri sat. And I have a truck with two boats. A drifter and a jet boat. Shake me down if you want to go. I do fly's, jigs, floats, eggs and what ever it takes. Preference on the fly's and jigs...... just give a shout any time.
Re: snohomish river coho
Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:52 pm
by jonb
Pm sent