#163571 - 10/29/02 07:29 PM
Re: Kids and chum
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Spawner
Registered: 09/28/01
Posts: 970
Loc: Seattle, Washington
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A cerise jig suspended 24-30 inches under a float works great in the rivers.
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#163572 - 10/29/02 07:38 PM
Re: Kids and chum
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The Original Boat Ho
Registered: 02/08/00
Posts: 2954
Loc: Bellevue
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Large Green Corkie. Green Yarn. Stick it in front of thier face. They will smash it! They are Mean and they are Green!
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#163573 - 10/29/02 07:42 PM
Re: Kids and chum
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Fry
Registered: 02/01/02
Posts: 21
Loc: tacoma
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A green wooly bugger fly with a small pea size corkie just above it on the leader. Depending on where, use regular drift gear set up, lead and 16-24 inch leader.
Fun away, use a good pole and real as these fish go wild and can pull like a brick sh#t house.
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#163575 - 10/29/02 10:17 PM
Re: Kids and chum
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Reverend Tarpones
Registered: 10/09/02
Posts: 8587
Loc: West Duvall
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While fish can be diffrent every day I find the cerise jig under a float is hard to beat for chums. For years eyeryone was sold on chartreuse, but I have often seen cerise outfish it . Try a Beaumac 1/4 ounce smk 10 jig about three feet under a flaot. Deadly and simple.
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#163577 - 10/30/02 12:29 AM
Re: Kids and chum
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Returning Adult
Registered: 02/08/00
Posts: 273
Loc: Northwest
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Have any of you tried the bobber and jig in the salt. Like at Hoodsport. I love using it in the rivers but i'm wondering if it's a good idea in the salt. Thanks
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#163579 - 10/30/02 11:45 AM
Re: Kids and chum
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Repeat Spawner
Registered: 06/19/01
Posts: 1083
Loc: North Bend, WA
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Bobber and jig will work in the salt. A little shrimp or herring oil can help, as will a chunk of prawn meat. Also, a small herring or anchovie fished under the float can work great too. Let is sit for a while, if no takers, try twitching it a little or doing a slow retrieve (3 cranks, stop, 3 cranks, stop, etc). Float and jig or bait is great for kids and great for those who don't like snagging every other fish...
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