Skook Lately?
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Re: Skook Lately?
The have some good flash to them.schu7498 wrote:Nice! Love those little cleos!
Another winner is the Thomas lure.
Thats some good info right there!schu7498 wrote:Towards the end of the skookumchuck season those steelhead really take a liking to spoons. They are probably feeling pretty ornery by this point, and there tends to be a big influx of sea runs that come in and harass the steelhead.
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AJFishdude
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Re: Skook Lately?
Nice, thanks for the info you guys! I believe I used to have a green and silver little cleo but lost it back during Coho season. I have fished Dick Nites quite a bit, but you need slow slow water for them. Tried using one yesterday on the Skook and even in some of the slowest water it was still spinning rather than swimming.
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Brat Bonker
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Re: Skook Lately?
The last of the chrome, the rest are all moldy or resemble the boot coho that swim in that river in January, REALLY Dark! Run is basically over, the hatchery quit recycling and now just bring the steelhead down to the food banks.
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