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BlueBackCT
I love ketching bluebacks. anybody have a report?
Anybody caught any bluebacks on coastel streams yet?
troutdude
Welcome to OFF.
There was a member who recently posted, that he did well on the Wilson.
There was a member who recently posted, that he did well on the Wilson.
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halibuthitman
The tillmook river will REALLY turn on very soon-
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RunWithSasquatch
Looked like they all got a decent push of rain in the Tilly area too. Im kinda jealous of that.
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alseaalumaweld
id say mid coast your blueback are about over with for the year. starts in july
troutdude
Over? Really? I've had luck into October most years.
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BlueBackCT
troutdude said:
Great. Good news troutdude. I red here the fishgame link fishing report. Went to it and it say bluebacks are going good. thanks
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Drew9870
Picked up a 21'' on a float and half a herring at the 101 bridge today, thought I had a jack for the first few seconds.
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n8r1
Drew9870 said:
There are dozens of 101 bridges in Oregon
Just like there are dozens of clear lakes, lost lakes, blue lakes...Just giving you a hard time, you don't need to give up your spots.
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RunWithSasquatch
Drew9870 said:
Thats crazy, comanche sea run for sure.
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Drew9870
n8r1 said:There are dozens of 101 bridges in Oregon
Just giving you a hard time, you don't need to give up your spots.
Just shows how much I have driven in my lifetime :lol:
, Salmon R., I shouldn't have said that, nobody knows of the Salmon R .
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alseaalumaweld
any salmon being caught up there
troutdude
Uh...isn't this thread about SRC's an not salmon?
Nice fish Drew. But, I'm surprised that you didn't just hop onto your long board! LOL
And that shows to go ya...that the SRC run ain't over.
Nice fish Drew. But, I'm surprised that you didn't just hop onto your long board! LOL
And that shows to go ya...that the SRC run ain't over.
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BlueBackCT
good info guys. oh. and any dolls too.
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RunWithSasquatch
I guess Ill consider my self a doll.
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SmallStreams
The searuns are in the streams. With a lack of rain, even the modest rain we had over the weekend, they've spread throughout the river systems rather than having been wadded up in a substantial run this year. Been slipping into the upper reaches one-by-one. The stragglers will probably come upstream with the coho this year.
