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Anyone been catching em? Been slow here, 1 native today. What would be a good lure or bait choice for fast ,cold, clear water.
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Diver and eggs or diver and shrimp.
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Sounds good. I have tried multiple sizes of kwiks and flatfish but just the same results. Usually we hammer down. They are alapping it and not taking it. Kind of frustrating.
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What you use depends on where you are fishing. On the Snake it is dirty and they have been hitting a few cut herring. Down at Drano we have done well with Brads magnum wigglers or flashers and cut plug Brads baits with tuna or sardines.
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Thanks for the info.
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water is way warmer this time than the last 2 years..the Salmon river in riggins is at 53 which it barely hit that in June last year..its 8 deg warmer at Bonny than this time last year
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Honestly that just means that the fishing should b better than the last 2 years. Have u tried fishing for springers in cold water? It's tough to get em to take the bait. Water temp here is 44. 6 degrees colder than last year.
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would be better this year if the same number of fish were in the river
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Drano id 51-52 degrees. Lots of herring behing fish flashes being dragged around. I got one on a 3.5 maglip with no flasher last week, going to hit it again day after tomorrow.
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Target number is 335 between Ice harbor and Goose they have 125 on the lawn so far!!
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3 were landed in riggins,ID today
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Different waters different rigging. Seems every river I fish takes some variation of it's own for best results. Plus I can never tell what "fast" water is as everyone views that different. To me fast water would be the Vedder under the kayak slalom
The one constant I find with springers is, "When in doubt go sweet" I add sugar or honey to dang near everything/everywhere when fishing springers. Exact opposite to what I do fishing fall fish.
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