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2008-02-08 23:28:43
Skagit River, Washington - Freshwater Fishing Report
Fabers Landing to Rockport
We started at Rockport this morning and ran dan river to get away from the crouds. First water cah pay off at times. And it did this morning First drift first cast 16 pounds if chrome bright native steelhead. Tom caught his first steelhead. A few drift later same hole hooked another smaller fish and Bob lost it at the boat. Headed down river to no avail no fish. Water started to come up and get dirty so we headed back up river to where we started. 2nd drift Bob hooked his first steelhead and put in the net. Another great day on the river.
We are booking up fast for the remainder of the season.
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Fish Species: Steelhead
Bait Used: Roe, Corkys and Yard
Method Used: Side drifiting
Water Depth: 3-10 feet
Water Temperature: 38.5
Wind Direction:
Wind Speed:
A great chinook salmon!!!
About The Author: Captain Cal Stocking
Company: Cause For Divorce Guide Service
Area Reporting: Western Washington
Bio: I Have been fishing the waters of western washington and oregon for over 20 years. We mainly fish the Skagit,skykomish,cowlitz and columbia. We fish for Salmon, trout, Steelhead and sturgeon. Our home river is the beautiful wild and scenic Skagit. we also do sight seeing and eagle watching trips.
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