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[Sinaran]

Bwibwi: u r gonna catch them all. 

[BwiBwi]

Ok, your coho fever is definitely more severe than mine... Seek help soon. The boss must have been really surprised that you have disappeared when she woke up, or maybe not...

   She wasn't particularly happy about it.    Got an earful  after arriving in the office.  She made me work until 10pm to make up for the time. 

[croc]

nice report seems like you had fun. hope to get out there soon and hook into some myself

[Nina]

  She wasn't particularly happy about it.    Got an earful  after arriving in the office.  She made me work until 10pm to make up for the time. 

Sounds fair enough   

[Nicole]

You should be giving her fish, it works for me, everyone at my office is buttered up

Cheers,
Nicole

[Rodney]

You should be giving her fish, it works for me, everyone at my office is buttered up

Not this boss, those fish already belong to her (once cleaned, filleted, packed and cooked) since he has to go home with her at the end of the day.

[Tex]

Jeez!  You guys are making me feel inadequate (not that that is anything new for me).  I've been out twice this year, and no coho to show yet (though I did hook one on the fly a week and a half ago!).

I'm going on Saturday I think - anyone wanna show me how it's done? 

PS - I want to spend a bit more time floating blades... any tips?

[Nicole]

I have one tip, please avoid floating blades anywhere in slack water using those huge dink floats...  They slap all over the water and spook the fish...

And to remind you on what they look like tex, here's a photo 



I'm going elsewhere this weekend, the crowds are just too much for me to take...

Guys with tackle boxes and huge landing nets and me do not mix well.

 
Nicole

[THE_ROE_SLINGER]

Good choice Nicole!


Nice fish also!

[CohoOn!]

I'm not going to tell anyone how to fish as long as thier method produces results within the regs and with the fish actually taking the hook rather than being forth fed it.
What I'll mention again as I have in previous postings is that even casting big #6 Fox blades into slow pools of water I have played with no less that 8 coho each of my last 5 trips with not one foul hooked nor have wasted any time with pink boots. Sounds like spooking could be a good thing to me.
And even on last Saturday I virtually saw no one the entire day. Hundreds of chrome coho spread out throughout a beautiful valley if you simply want do the hiking.
Good luck to everyone the weekend.
 

[Nicole]

I'm not going to tell anyone how to fish as long as thier method produces results within the regs and with the fish actually taking the hook rather than being forth fed it.
What I'll mention again as I have in previous postings is that even casting big #6 Fox blades into slow pools of water I have played with no less that 8 coho each of my last 5 trips with not one foul hooked nor have wasted any time with pink boots. Sounds like spooking could be a good thing to me.

I have a good joke that touches on this

A young Bull and an old bull stand on a knoll, overlooking a field full of fine looking heiffers. The young Bull says excitedly ..."Let's run down the hill, smash through the gate, grab one of those Cows,and Shag her brains out!"

Old Bull responds calmly... "lets walk down, open the gate and SHAG EM ALL!!"

LOL
Nicole

PS, I'm just teasing, do whatever works for you, I just find a quiet, stealthy, and controlled approach catches far more fish... Enjoy it, whatever you do!

[CohoOn!]

As I mentioned, miles and miles of river on the Chilliwack that offer complete solitude that won't leave you stressed by anyone elses technique, size of tackle boxes or nets.
Enjoy!