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Just read the Washington regs, it's only handi-capped fishermen that can fish with spin-gear. Thanks for the clear-up/input!

Bump Anyone?

Im heading up there at the end of the month and camping at the Ohanapecosh Campground, across the street from the river. This is great, except the Ohanapecosh river is a fly-fishing river and I only have spin-fishing gear. So I'm planning do drift fish or float some flies--this still counts as...

I've eaten pikeminnow before, they aren't bad. The only bad part was it was from the tualatin river and I didn't know about the blue-green algae warnings :O so you should be fine, haha

Adding to the sales... Blue Foxes are going for 98 cents (size 3 and 4) or 1.50 (size 5 and 6) at Dicks right now. There are only a limited selection though, and all of the the 3's and 4's have red blades and the 5 and 6's have different colors. There might be more colors at other stores but the...

Chub, not shad

What run? lol its dying every year. itll probably go back up and down

Experiment with colors... Pink, red, white, chartreuse, combos, and use nothing above 1/16 oz jigs! If the shad darts have hair, cut the hair off a little bit or else it will seem "too big." Use no more than 1/2 oz of weight if possible I didn't even cast to the seam haha the fish are really...

wat?

Im confused... ha its the side facing the washington shore, drive to the end of the parking lot and walk to the end of the island (downstream from the dam) now that the river is a little lower, fish a little upstream from the end of the island. If you are casting into the current... you're...

thats a really slow pace lol :P I would fish below bonneville... On bradfort island, near the tip... cast perpendicular and slow retrieve, strikes every or every other cast!! they kept on coming off the hooks tho when trying to pull them up by line without a net

I was there today... got 12 or 13 between my dad and I on chartreuse, pink, white jigs. They are biting on just about everything

The favorite color of all is the one that the fish are biting on ^^ bring some sponge or some rough fiberish stuff that you can scratch a blade with. Simply making the surface not too shiny caught me my first salmonid on the next cast on the same hole. Take the sponge and drag it up and down...

Last time I went to Michaels, I saw beads of all colors, faceted beads, even metallic beads then you can also get yarn, pompoms (fake eggs?), all kinds of plastic jewel things, eyes for lures, glues, wire maybe?, tubing, etc

Yes, but when you are looking for green 6mm plastic beads, green beads are green beads :)