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4runnerneal
Did it today. It's fine. You probably won't see any way to go but the right way. It's a good sized wave but hit it straight and you'll be fine. You'll also have LOTS of company so you'll see many boats going through before you.
If you give a good push on your oars just as you drop into the wave you'll splash less.
Good advice Jamie. Did you tear em up?
We might head down Thursday to get away from these 1-3 fish days up north.
Heard it's been packed down there but producing fish. Umpqua it's a mainly native run. From what I've been told chances of getting a clipper are about 1 in 8 fish (if that) still some great fighting beauties in there either way. I might have to brave the crowds myself....
Just got back from fishing it the last two days. There's definitely some fish stacked up in there, but results varied greatly. Some boats got skunked, while only a small handful did really well. For our first times ever being on the mainstem Umpqua we didn't do too bad. Hatchery fish are at least 1 in 20 right now, although we did talk to one boat who got 3 the first day. Side drifting eggs, and pink worms were both working.