Recent content by kcnoel1

I'm already planning a weekend camping 'Ho hunting trip for September!

That makes sense. Thank you.

Thanks! When I get home I'll take at look at these places. One more question. When do you think that they'll start showing up?

I live in Portland and I want to fish where the fish are. No preference as far as where goes.

I've seen videos on You Tube of guys fishing for Coho in the ocean from a jetty. The only problem (at least it's a problem dor me :) ) is that there is no mention as to WHERE they are. I know that people can be pretty tight lipped about these things but can anyone give me some hints? ;)

That's good to know. I would love to try out the Wilson but as it is time and money prevent me from doing so. The Sandy is a 20 minute drive to Dodge Park from my house hence all of my efforts have been concentrated there. If I can work out a trip to the Wilson I will. Thanks for the...

Sounds Like a plan! And good point on keeping a regs book in the car at all times!

Thank you. So we go up high or down low? I did find the interactive Wilson River map in my quest to land some coho.

OK. What river do recommend for someone without a boat?

Where would be a good place to try for coho in the Molala?

On our way to Dodge right now. Thanks Moe!

Going out again dark and early on Saturday and giving it another try. Thanks for all the welcomes.

You can bet I will keep posting. Speaking of getting skunked, a short while after I caught and released this one, we moved up to the Garbage Hole and my wife thought she had a snag until the "snag" started to move upriver! She knows now to set the hook if you think it might be a fish!

That's meant to be used in trolling. I've used them before from a row boat. Sweep the oars, it lifts the spoon, rest for a few seconds and the spoon "flutters" back down which looks like a dying baitfish. Very effective and much used on the great lakes. Plus it's great exercise!