Recent content by Clbagshaw

lets be honest here even if i did say what river it was your never going to admit it.

If i had to guess it would be the sixes or the elk river.

Give it a try huh if they actually cared about the fisheries in Oregon they would not want to get rid of hatcheries. There is so many reasons why this is a horrible idea,

If your bank fishing try casting big spinners like blue foxes. Color does not really matter just pick a color you like or ask the person in the tackle shop what is working. Hoochie spinners could possibly work as well.

Agreed

That is about the same setup we had run. I know we have had days before using the same setups and land every bite we have. Some days there stubborn fish.

we had a lot of short bites but we run 2 4/0 hoochie, plug cuts, brad lures they seemed to bite on anything just seemed like a lot of them did not want to take it.

Fished Friday landed over a dozen natives with 6 clippers we had 4 people in the boat. Probably had over 50 bites. We fished Saturday with 3 people probably still caught over a dozen natives but only one clipper. Seems like the hatchery fish have moved on and these fish are a different batch...

Normally when august rolls around the wind tends to die down hopefully that happens.

I want to say we went out 3 or 4 miles out.

Private

Went out of Winchester on Friday and were limited out by 10:00 AM. Had 4 people in the boat and got are limit of 8 fin-clipped Coho. We probably threw back at least 10 wild fish and missed 10 or so

I have heard there is pretty good bass fishing in devils lake. Might have to search for some bank fishing access though. I want to say there is trout in there also along with carp.

I feel like people don't anymore in Oregon epically since where do you buy a tui chub? Those fish have been in there a long time and they reproduce like crazy.

That's a pretty far drive for me I'm in Roseburg Think we could find a place in the middle?