Chinooks .... Oh yeah!

[Pete]

What a bonanza! I was off in my favorite spot (somewhere between the mouth of Multnomah Channel and St. Helens) where the water is clearing nicely. As the tide started flowing there was a bite! And do I mean a Bite! 5 boats, 8 fish, 30 mintues. All the fish were hatchery hens, bright as sunshine! Dang, I wish I could fish it again tomorrow. ... Hey! I can! Just follow me and I'll show you the spot. I'll be in the red/green/blue/white/silver alumawillnorthcustomriteduckweld.

Almost forgot. Mine was about 20 and took a plug cut herring in 19 feet. Musta been the Marie's shrimp scent!

[ 02-22-2002, 03:59 PM: Message edited by: Pete ]

[Chris Nordling]

Righton Pete !!!! I lost my chance at one yesterday, longline release at about 6 ft. Oh well, it was the first 20 minutes of the trip !!

Talk to you soon.

Chris

[Got Fish?]

Wow that is great to hear. I usually fish the mouth of the Lewis and last year to the best of my knowledge the first springer to come from that area was March 1 and thats just across the river. Well hope ill have some luck ill be there Sunday.

Good Luck

Will have to beat you into "your" spot now Pete. :grin:

[Got Fish?]

***? Im not sure how I managed to do that! :whazzup:

[Snapshot]

Way to go Pete, I have two more weeks to go, tied to a desk in an office. Then I'll be working from home forever and a day. I'll be in a position that will allow myself to get out for a few hours each week. Can hardly wait :tongue: Yeah baby, then I'll be rubbing elbows with some of the barnicle collectors.
FWF1, bummer man, just keep you hooks wet and it will happen for all of us. :grin:

*Fish only bite wet hooks*