Headed out to the river at first light with BlaydRnr and had a good portion of the river to ourselves. I guess school's back
It was quite slow where we first started fishing, only hooking into 1 chum and 1 spring (both released). We decided to move upper a bit and tried a few casts. Every 15 - 20 mins (no takers), we'd move up a little more each time. Found a nice channel where i thought some Ho's might pass through so i try it out. At about the fifth cast, my float goes down, hook is set.....and i clearly see it's my first Ho of the season
It swims down the river, then decides to go back up, then down, and up again......but not once it did any acrobatic movements. Finally it's ready to come in and i get it close enough to see that..................................it's WILD
A beauty 7lb doe. Oh well........i can actually say i caught a coho now
That was it for that spot, so we check out Allison, Ranger Run, and Limit Hole. We didn't actually fish there, but just wanted to see how the river flow was and how the other fishermen did. Flow was excellent and clarity was great, but didn't want to fish the crowd. We decided to go back lower river and try another spot. All i kept hooking into were chums, but BlaydRnr was a little ways from me and he came back with a nice little hatch coho of about 4 lbs. All in all......it was a great day at the river up until i broke my Fenwick rod
I guess i have a reason to buy another rod
Here's a pic of BlaydRnr's Ho: