silverking0
6/25/2011 4:36:00 PMYou turned those into cat food right ??? We all know how they can eat so many salmon smolts !!!!
fishinChristian
6/25/2011 7:08:00 PMIt'll always be a squawfish to me, but there's never been an association with what
PC is trying to eliminate. Oh well. Whatever you call them, kill 'em as fast as possible... uh... legally anyway. They are fun to catch. They fight well for a very short time, then give up. Mepps work well on them.
PC is trying to eliminate. Oh well. Whatever you call them, kill 'em as fast as possible... uh... legally anyway. They are fun to catch. They fight well for a very short time, then give up. Mepps work well on them.
fishon
6/26/2011 7:55:00 AMHalf of the fish landed ended on the bank for the blue herring to eat or any other fishing eating animal to enjoy. And I agree it will always be a Squawfish for me too.
Duckhammer
6/26/2011 9:19:00 AMBaby Salmonoid eating bastards! I have done GREAT for them with a small rainbow trout sinking rapala cranked in real slowly.
joekacker
6/26/2011 12:19:00 PMDon t kill those things, I hope people understand that, they may eat salmon and stuff. But when they reproduce they bring lots of food for the other fish to eat
knotabassturd
6/26/2011 6:01:00 PMYep great organic fertilizer and bird food. I'd take my daughter out to pracitice on them if they were thick enough in a river close enough to justify the gas. Good river practice for pink run.
jcheng8999
6/29/2011 7:19:00 PM@duckhammer just incase you forgot or anyone else, the slough is selective gear rules (single & barbless hook). i bet that rapala would work great but it's still the regs.