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[Steely]

Which one would be better at the moment I will be going up this weekend.Try to search for that elusive coho.

[Gooey]

With lack of precip and freezing weather, I would assume the chehalis will be gin clear and low again.  reports I have heard from last weekend with the high water indicated not many coho in the chehalis....under the current situation, I dont anticipate much change to that.  I would recommend the vedder.

[Ribwart]

Steely...I hit the chehalis on monday. I was pleased at the number of fish I found, and the number I hooked...you would have to work at it somewhat though, and I would recommend going up into the canyon. Like gooey said, water level might be a factor. The volume of flow was awesome on monday, don't know how much it's fallen by now...
(here's the link for specifics: http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=12456.msg118649#msg118649 )

Hope that helps,
rib

[Steely]

Thanks guys.

[Geff_t]

Was at the chehalis this morning and boy has it ever dropped since sunday. It was pretty tough fishing and I had to do alot of hiking to find poles with coho. Did manage two both lost. One really nice northern at the beach ( was by myself no bigsteel to tail my fish) and the other one on the fly which came right back at my head after a few minute battle. If you are heading to the chehalis keep your eyes open for the bears. I did see alot of tracks today more than usuall and did come across some doe chum that had their bellys torn open. About a dozen or so. And I thought that some of the fishermen where bad about taking the roe and leaving the fish  .