David Johnson
04-21-2001, 05:56 AM
I fished the Clack on Thursday and Friday got into some pretty good action.
On Thursday I fished from Riverside to Carver and we were done with a limit by 8:30.
Three summer runs and a chrome brood stock hen. We also lost another nice summer at the boat. The fish ranged in size from five to ten pounds. I heard of another boat that got two summers and another that got two summers and two spawner winters.
On Friday I started at Carver, ran down river and we caught one real nice native winter run but couldn't find any others so I worked my way up river all the way to above Eagle Creek and back down only to find one more native hen.
The water did rise on Thursday afternoon and then drop back down, either from snow melt or them doing something at the dam so I think the fish were scattered or they moved up.
You might try one of the upper drifts.
David Johnson www.davidjohnsonfishing.citysearch.com (http://www.davidjohnsonfishing.citysearch.com)
On Thursday I fished from Riverside to Carver and we were done with a limit by 8:30.
Three summer runs and a chrome brood stock hen. We also lost another nice summer at the boat. The fish ranged in size from five to ten pounds. I heard of another boat that got two summers and another that got two summers and two spawner winters.
On Friday I started at Carver, ran down river and we caught one real nice native winter run but couldn't find any others so I worked my way up river all the way to above Eagle Creek and back down only to find one more native hen.
The water did rise on Thursday afternoon and then drop back down, either from snow melt or them doing something at the dam so I think the fish were scattered or they moved up.
You might try one of the upper drifts.
David Johnson www.davidjohnsonfishing.citysearch.com (http://www.davidjohnsonfishing.citysearch.com)