Wilson Tidewater

[fishchaser]

Well I was one of the lucky ones on the Wilson River on Friday. I have been fishing tidewater for 4 years now and this years was the first time I have ever caught a fish on the Wilson River. Thanks to STZ II I would not have been able to catch that fish. He taught me everything I know. (no wonder it took me four years to catch a fish) But of course between him and "OWNER HOOKS" I have not lost a fish on the Wilson. Hey guys don't ask me how I got the picture on board but I did. I had some time on my hands and figured it out.

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[Hookset]

That's a great fish, way to go Fishcahser!! Just hope you won't have to wait 4 years for your next fish. [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

Could you share the technique used to catch your Tillamook hawg? I'm assuming bobber and eggs. While trolling around Memaloose, I noticed the entrance of the Wilson has changed a lot, just incredible.

Thanks for sharing, just enjoy seeing sucessful pictures, great motivator.

Gregg

[fishchaser]

Well it was definately bobbers and eggs, but we were up in tidewater a ways. STZ II has a family member who owns property on Macinster Road and we were on the bank fishing. We just didn't get the picture taken until we got home and took it by the boat. I know it looks like we were trolling but STZ II hasn't fished the mouth for such a long time and the entrance has changed so much down there we just bank fish and say good ridnance to all the people fighting to put their boats in the water. [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]