#156184 - 07/29/02 09:01 PM
Your most productive fishery?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 12/05/01
Posts: 124
Loc: Washington
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#156185 - 07/29/02 10:33 PM
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Spawner
Registered: 04/21/99
Posts: 958
Loc: Seattle
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Zipperlip 20 -35 LB KINGS, in August and Sept. Limit Whispereinlet Silvers 5 - 15 Lbs Sept to Oct. Easy limits, some days over 20 hook ups. Zipperlip Steelhead, 8-12 Lbs. Nov to March. Slower then average. Hard to limit. :p
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#156186 - 07/29/02 11:03 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 05/06/01
Posts: 2991
Loc: Nisqually
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I would have to say the Hood Canal Hatchery Zone Chum and Enetai hatchery fishery. Catch hard fighting chums till your arm falls off all through November .
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#156187 - 07/29/02 11:33 PM
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 03/13/00
Posts: 1865
Loc: Kelso Wa.
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Okay, I'll give up my favorite zipperlip, right now, last 10 days of July, Cape Ulitka, 18-20 miles from Craig, Ak. 40-50-60 lbs. kings, with limits of silvers (6 per person, avg. 10 lbs.)thrown in. Once you finish up on the salmon, its a 10 minute boat ride to finish out the day with a limit of chicken halibut.
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#156188 - 07/30/02 01:08 PM
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Smolt
Registered: 12/28/01
Posts: 90
Loc: Sadly in Seattle
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Uh oh AKkings. Now there will be tons of us there this weekend. Let's see.... get out the map... and it's right over .... Dang! OK, well nevermind. Have fun by yourself and catch some for me. The only days I've ever had easy limits were at Buoy 10 and Ocean Silvers, Wind River Chinook, and freshly stocked lake trout
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#156189 - 07/30/02 02:32 PM
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Spawner
Registered: 07/12/02
Posts: 622
Loc: Maple Valley, Wa.
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Minter Creek in November for Chums. Lots of fun. Great for kids.
Behind John Day Dam in the winter after they re-open the ladders following maintenance (for steelhead).
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#156190 - 07/30/02 03:54 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 03/09/99
Posts: 460
Loc: TACOMA,WA
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I think there are hot fisheries all year around. Some months hotter then others..Nov, Dec, Jan...hatchery steelies are hot....FEB, MAR, APR are hot for Native Steelies, MAY, JUN, can be good for Springers....JULY, AUG for Summer run steelies, SEPT, OCT for all salmon...
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#156191 - 07/30/02 04:26 PM
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River Nutrients
Registered: 03/07/00
Posts: 3009
Loc: Lynnwood, WA
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If it's sheer numbers your looking for, the month of October, just about anywhere is pretty hard to beat.
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#156192 - 07/30/02 07:58 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 03/30/01
Posts: 448
Loc: Blyn, WA
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LaPush, Neah Bay, Westport, right now, and for the past month and a half.
Had another great day out at LaPush this past Sunday, five people on the boat, kept 8 chinook and two coho, chinook to 22lbs, kept two bleeder hatchery coho that were 7lbs. Many fish caught and released, for about an hour and a half in around noon, we caught a chinook every 5 minutes... best chinook fishing I've ever seen.
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#156193 - 07/30/02 10:02 PM
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Spawner
Registered: 09/25/01
Posts: 768
Loc: Tacoma
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October...any of many...I'm with the professor! The last five or six years have been hot...at the right place and time! FJ...out.
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#156195 - 07/31/02 01:49 AM
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Parr
Registered: 01/24/02
Posts: 57
Loc: Tacoma
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zihuatanejo/ixtapa in jan/feb. 14 sailfish,20 bonitos, 10 dorado's 1 or 2 marlin and a couple tuna, per day. (and if your skipper is worth anything, some ceviche)
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#156197 - 08/04/02 01:04 PM
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Juvenille at Sea
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Loc: Washington
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