Plunkin for coho Willamette River near Salem
Oregon Fishing
Aug 21, 2022 18:32:44 #
Papabear65
Loc: Salem oregon
Hey everybody, Randy here. Living in Salem and looking for information about plunking for fall coho and the Willamette River. Not overabundant on expenses so looking for somewhere near Salem and techniques common for the area. Really enjoy the forum, appreciate everybody who shares information. Keep your lines tight and good luck to everybody.
Aug 21, 2022 18:51:44 #
My FIL used to catch em out of Lake Michigan and smoke em. He would take his products to the local bars that he frequented (which was most of them) and give them away. They didn't last long. Then I got stationed overseas, then on the East Coast by the time I got to a place that I could actually catch me one it was California and they're not legal here. Se la vie.
Aug 21, 2022 19:32:14 #
Papabear65
Loc: Salem oregon
Thanks spiritof27
Appreciate the info but not much help here in salem oregon
Appreciate the info but not much help here in salem oregon
Aug 23, 2022 00:34:51 #
Spinnerman
Loc: Washington
Papabear65 wrote:
Hey everybody, Randy here. Living in Salem and looking for information about plunking for fall coho and the Willamette River. Not overabundant on expenses so looking for somewhere near Salem and techniques common for the area. Really enjoy the forum, appreciate everybody who shares information. Keep your lines tight and good luck to everybody.
Good luck waiting for silvers in Salem area. There's been about 600 over Bonneville dam. None up the Willamette over the falls. Go in and look for 7-Day Bonneville fish count and it'll give you the fish counts over your Willamette falls and
Bonneville. Lots of silver is coming up the river but it's going to be a while.
Aug 23, 2022 14:06:55 #
Papabear65
Loc: Salem oregon
Thanks for the advice. I'm aware they usually don't make it up here to the Salem, santiam River area until later in September. Just looking for advice on where to plunk for them in the area and the techniques and hardware used. Again thanks for the help
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