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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 18:59:06 (permalink)
Yea I looked yesterday and it was not there.   A little bonus water to get stuff moving.

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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 19:09:39 (permalink)
John I;m sure you will have a blast out there.. While there were tons of boats at times , others we were completely alone (and caught fish)..
We are rookies by all means but in only my bro-in-laws 3 time out the he caught fish (while I was along , hee hee)
A cool sight for the trip was seeing a fish on the surface on the finder then seeing a king rise .. Pretty neat in 100fow.. Often times I felt like we were going in circles.. Id look at the gps and sure enough we were doing large circles lol..
Some mishaps along the way : I lost both stacker clips for the riggers.. I have yet to catch anything on a stacker though...
The bummer was sitting in the estuary,, totally bummed out bottom fishing...
So today I seen just a few more salmon in estuary, nothing to get excited about but maybe 6-8 boils compared to 2 all day yesterday..
Everyone had fun, everyone caught a fish.. Goal accomplished..
I have to think a push should happen with a good surge of water but I'm quite content now to wait until sept 28 :)
Good luck to all that head out to chase their dreams :)


Her first ever Salmon.. It was fun !!

 
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I threw mine back to swim upriver :)
 

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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 19:28:20 (permalink)
Very nice brother!! Hope to see ya soon.
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 19:32:24 (permalink)
Yeah john, have a blast brother!!! Tuna nice fish buddy... sounds like a good trip. I have heard about low survival rate on catch and release in the lake though. Heck by the 28th we may have some decent chrome around at the rate things are going.

Clint, I wish they would've given us 335 a week ago for a day instead of an extra day this week. Water under the bridge at this point


Took a ride down to ball park this late afternoon. Quite a few guys with no fish. Blatant short casts with a hard rip was common. Don't understand it. Folks shoulg just set up in a productive looking spot and fish. They will catch more that way!!!!
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 19:44:41 (permalink)
I can certainly see a poor survival rate out there due to the way some fish are handled. Almost all boats kept trolling while pulling fish in. I like to take motor out of gear and fight the fish.
She swam away pretty feisty ... :)
The only floaters I seen were coming down the estuary from up river.
River fish being brought in to be cleaned looked pretty beat at this point
I'd say not much fresh has moved in lately.
That should change very soon :
Yup, that's the plan.. Net Jacks kings and fish for trout :) I'm sure he will find a few too :)

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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 20:00:56 (permalink)
Nice fish.  I like to see them all chromed up.   I have  9/9 and 9/25 off.  Other than that it's weekend warrior only.   Have a few days around Columbus day,  but a trip may be in the works up on Chaumont bay or back to Sacandaga.

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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 20:21:15 (permalink)
Big boat dime got room for ya, looking like Thursday. Tuna what lb test got 17 or 19 maxima on my reels now, is that enough?
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 20:29:43 (permalink)
I had 20 on the trolling rods and 17 on the spinning..
I think my bro had old line (20)  on as he broke off 2 fish/ flasher and all gone..

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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/27 20:34:04 (permalink)
3fan

Big boat dime got room for ya, looking like Thursday. Tuna what lb test got 17 or 19 maxima on my reels now, is that enough?


Wow, what an offer man!!! Thanks john but I don't think I can make it. I could take the day off job wise but can't quite afford to right now. Thanks so much though brother.
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/28 12:34:35 (permalink)
Hmmm.... mostly westerly winds lately coupled with hot weather?????????
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/28 12:49:03 (permalink)
They slamming some big fish off the land of OZ.  Knock them dead John.
 
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/28 20:42:25 (permalink)
Guys, didn't get a chance to fish today but I did get the opportunity to ride by the ball park. No fish seen or hooked but quite a bit of yankin...lol

I'm sure some good numbers came in and some people probably did very well...(time and place ;)

Nothing worth riding up on a death run. Its all in what's worth it to you as the individual. I'm sure if I fished dsr this morning or even in the daytime I would've done well... staircase, lower black and town before it warmed ...sure probably would've seen fish... its time and place folks. Most would stand a better chance hooking fish if they just made the choice to come up for the sake of it and try their best to make the best of it. That's this dirt farmers humble opinion....
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Re:early season perspective... 2013/08/28 21:23:04 (permalink)
Pretty good solid advice db.
Thanks for keeping us updated
post edited by hot tuna - 2013/08/29 00:41:46

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