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motorek
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Upper Skagit

Post by motorek » Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:54 am

I would like to go fishing at Concrete or Rockport for coho. Are those places god to fish for salmon like coho or chum? I have a while to drive to skagit and I like it a lot but I am not sure that it would be worth to sacrify my day to go there. Any additional suggestion are welcome.

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noclothes1
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RE:Upper Skagit

Post by noclothes1 » Mon Oct 26, 2009 12:32 pm

What are your alternatives? Where are you coming from? If you are going north on I-5 I'd fish the Stillaquamish or Snohomish.
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motorek
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RE:Upper Skagit

Post by motorek » Mon Oct 26, 2009 9:34 pm

noclothes1 wrote:What are your alternatives? Where are you coming from? If you are going north on I-5 I'd fish the Stillaquamish or Snohomish.
Yes, Stilly and Snoho are my alternatives. I am surprise with what you wrote me that it is better to fish them that skagit. I was more lucky on the skagit that Sky. I spent some time fishing on the sky after this seson opener and I did not get even a strike and I fished the skagit ocasionaly, mostly when I traveled with family and I got there coupple nice fish so ,I thought that maybe it would be worth to spent some more time there. Unfotuantally I neglected a little bit the stilly :)

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