Salmon Slayer
11/2/2007 7:26:00 PMHey does anyone know the best way to catch these mighty beast. I go to Curlew almost every year in Augest and I have tried multiple ways of catching these guys but have yet to succeed. Any info helps thanks.
Deadeyemark
11/3/2007 12:01:00 PMSalmon Slayer,
I only fished Curlew once for a long weekend but fell in love with this beautiful body of water and the surrounding country.
Stout tackle, super line of some kind(ie: Power Pro), a steel leader, good net and a bit of luck will get er done. Bucktails and spinnerbaits are once of the best and easiest to work, crankbaits in the 5-7" range are also a good choice. Eratic action will draw more strikes than smooth retreives.
Check out NW Tiger Muskies website and check out the sponsors. I think you'll find the lures you need plus leaders etc.
Mark
I only fished Curlew once for a long weekend but fell in love with this beautiful body of water and the surrounding country.
Stout tackle, super line of some kind(ie: Power Pro), a steel leader, good net and a bit of luck will get er done. Bucktails and spinnerbaits are once of the best and easiest to work, crankbaits in the 5-7" range are also a good choice. Eratic action will draw more strikes than smooth retreives.
Check out NW Tiger Muskies website and check out the sponsors. I think you'll find the lures you need plus leaders etc.
Mark
Salmon Slayer
11/9/2007 9:14:00 PMMark,
Thanks for the info. I know what you mean its a beatiful place. I appreciate it. I'll be out again next summer and hopefully be able to get one.
-Slayer
Thanks for the info. I know what you mean its a beatiful place. I appreciate it. I'll be out again next summer and hopefully be able to get one.
-Slayer
austin
12/24/2008 7:53:00 AMWhat lure did you use and where you trolling or spincasting, line used, rod used, time of day?
