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Fishnatzee

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  1. I have a camp at Salmon Country and saw some fish being cleaned, so they were just starting top turn on. I think the 140 ft and deeper was the best for marking fish, didn't matter whether it was west around the plant or north in between the dunes. Hope it turns on soon!

    good luck...I put my boat up for the season and I'm back home looking forward to a moose hunt at the end of the month!

  2. Fished Monday 8/31 and Tuesday 9/1 early morning and evening and only manged to catch a few kings!

    We marked a lot in 135-150 FOW, but not much action. We mostly fished from south dunes to north dunes, but ventured west for an afternoon and caught one in front of Catfish in 150 FOW. Flasher fly combo with green spinning and green fly and OKI flasher uv with green and black dots with a green fly produced fish down 115 on riggers. Trolled over 12 hours most trips with little to show for it!

     

  3. I fished on Sunday around Selkirk in the morning and boated four browns, one was 10 lbs. We moved out to 50 ft in front of catfish and marked a lot of fish but no takers. Monday we started around Selkirk again and didn't have a release! We moved out to 50 ft and fished from there up to the Salmon river and marked lots of fish...no takers.

    Browns came on spoons and bay rat gobie. We kept the big brown and it was feeding on gobies! 

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  4. I fished the Mexico/ Oswego area on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and did pretty well on a mixed bag of browns, salmon and lakers. Sunday we fished Mexico bay for browns and caught three 5-6 lb fish. Monday we decided to head west and I did the best in front of the plant or just west in 50-70 ft of water. Most of the salmon were coming on spoons 50-55 down, 75 back but Tuesday evening we were marking some fish around 20-25 ft down and decided to run some spoons higher. We fished on Monday and Tuesday afternoon and we caught 6 salmon between 14-18 lbs. Green/silver spoons were hot!

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