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I used to fish for Silvers in the Siuslaw between Mapleton and Florence when I was a kid and was hoping to start doing it again. Is there still a run and when is it?
isabella said:Yes there is a run of silvers in the Siuslaw. Most fish are native but also a few brats,From what i have been told about 6% of the run.This year the silvers came in around October slacked off and then another batch around late Nvember.
isabella said:Yes there is a run of silvers in the Siuslaw. Most fish are native but also a few brats,From what i have been told about 6% of the run.This year the silvers came in around October slacked off and then another batch around late Nvember.
JeannaJigs said:If you want to retain some wild silvers with their fins take your boat to Tahkenitch or Siltcoos lake October-Decemberyou can take 5 a year, 100% wild run. It's absolutely one of my favorite salmon fisheries. Tahkenitch is a beautiful lake and has WAY less pressure than Siltcoos, but I've done quite well at both lakes.
I have some maps of both Tahkenitch and Siltcoos with some helpful info written on them, if you want 'em send me a PM with your email address, and I'll email them to you, or anyone that wants them for that matter.FreshMoneyFisher said:JJigs,
I'll take one of those maps if you're offering...thanks!
JeannaJigs said:wigglers, kwikfish, and blue fox type lures (I don't actually use blue foxes anymore, I switched over to North Country Lure's equivilent, soooo much better)
The smallest size of brad's wigglers they have at joes, not the magnums, and k12 kwikfish. Size 4 or 5 (usually go with 5's though) blue fox type lures, though i use north country lures equivilent, they're made locally instead of japan or wherever.mikeredding said:What size do you run?
storms are in short supply around here, but I find though that for lake use (which we're talkin' about in this case) they work very well and I've caught my yearly limit the last 4 years using them.ArcticAmoeba said:Storm's are much more consistent than Brad's on our rivers, and they seem to need much less tuning to get them to hunt properly.
JeannaJigs said:I don't like blue foxes because they run weird, the eye is crooked 9 times out of ten because they're mass produced, they work though, and that's an awesome price, if they cost that much routinely i might use them, but i can't justify 3-5 bucks a piece for those things.
Good point, I just like supporting local business when I can though ya know? If the price is right though I'll buy whatever lolmikeredding said:I couldn't pass on them for the price and besides it won't be anything that the needle nose pliers won't fix!:clap: