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If you went to the hump and all you caught was boots, then you need to change holes. Will still be open to keep hatchery slivers and hatchery steelhead after fiday. The truth is though that it is time to start fishing the ------. Chrome bright native silvers that you can keep two a day. One question about the hump though, were you fishing on the hatchery side?
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