Fishing for winters in the Columbia at Tanner Creek?

[ZeeBorn]

I know Tanner is a big seen for summers but how is it for winters? I was thinking about going out there tomorrow morning to throw some hardware. Could it be worth it, or just a wast of time?
Thanks,
Nate

 

[Troutier Bassier]

Not till next year.
Sorry man, Save the gas and go Coastal.

 

[ZeeBorn]

What happens next year?
I was mainly thinking about going there as an alternative for when the smaller rivers are blown out.

 

[FishSchooler]

Not till next year.
Sorry man, Save the gas and go Coastal.

Um... the coast might be a bigger waste of gas

 

[FishSchooler]

What happens next year?
I was mainly thinking about going there as an alternative for when the smaller rivers are blown out.

If you want to, try it!

 

[Troutier Bassier]

LOL! :lol:

Um... the coast might be a bigger waste of gas

 

[adambomb]

If I were you, I wouldn't take gas mileage advice from 12 year olds But I would also recommend going coastal this time of year.

 

[ZeeBorn]

I was just thinking of going there for a morning fish then getting to work around 12 or 1. Its too long of a drive to the coast to do that. but going out to tanner is only like 45 50 min. I will probably head to the coast this weekend though.

 

[beaverfan]

I think Tanner Creek would be a good option. The Bonneville hatchery at Tanner Creek releases 60,000 smolt a year so they should have at least a decent run.

 

[FishSchooler]

Waste of gas as in uses more...