What's your COHO set up?

[762Armo]

 I have a Lamigrass 10'6" with a 15lb test line, and a spinning reel that CapSilver gave me. I've used this set up to get a bunch of pinks, but wanting to see if I should switch anything up for the COHO.

What's everyone else using?

Edit: I should say I'm fishing from the banks, sadly don't have a boat.

[cohoho]

My favorite is at the bottom of the Straits....  or better yet - Hopefully - still being dragged around by some worthless Seal that ate the slower fish of the school that was pulling a Lamiglas around...

But rig wise, I always have my go to - Coho Killers in Cookies and Cream or Cop Car and maybe - I do mean maybe - Army Truck Green if I get the urge......  40-45" behind a green/yellow/UV Q-Cove flasher.... 

[superdown]

I use a southbend mr.big fish 7ft two piece medium action i got it a garage sale for $5 with 12lb test cheap eagle claw line and a old okuma a friend gave me with a #4 silver vibrax. here is a little jack i caught on puyallup last week

[BOWHUNTER45]

I prefer 10 lb test with a tiny half and half dicknite ...always catches silvers 

[mallard79]

10# mainline w/ 1/2oz cannonball on a 8" sliding dropper trailing a 4 to 5' 8# leader with a dick nite in what ever color feels right...usually a 50/50. I like to fish this rig on my 10' 4 to 10# rated baitcasting rod. Almost any rod will do though....

[_TONY_]

Lamiglas XMG50 8-15lb
Abu revo toro
12lb p- line cxx

Spinner + pink hoochie

Or

Half chicken sized jig

Or

1/4oz gold Spoon

Or

eggs

[lewy]

Hey BH45, how do you rig the rest of that set up

[Houndhunter]

Prawn/sand shrimp wrapped blue fox spinner, fish this in the back eddys. Best silver set up on a river

[SkookumHntr]

Flyin C

[wildmanoutdoors]

Prawn/sand shrimp wrapped blue fox spinner, fish this in the back eddys. Best silver set up on a river

Id like to see a pic of that setup!

I run a Loomis GL3 1021 with a Calcutta if there are Kings in the mix. Other wise for throwing spinners and such a 1143 Loomis with a Curado.

[Houndhunter]

Prawn/sand shrimp wrapped blue fox spinner, fish this in the back eddys. Best silver set up on a river

Id like to see a pic of that setup!

I run a Loomis GL3 1021 with a Calcutta if there are Kings in the mix. Other wise for throwing spinners and such a 1143 Loomis with a Curado.

Wrap the prawn/sandys around the hook with sticky string, lots of guides now doing this

[Thefisherman83]

Smaller rivers ill run my custom 9' IMX with a Calais and 8lb P-line.  Orange #4 blue fox in a back eddy.  Bigger rivers I break out the 9'8" steelhead series and curado with 10lb P-line, same spinner or plugs if I'm on the boat. 

[Button Nubbs]

My set-up is what ever the fish want that day. I don't let my favorite set-up get in the way of catching fish. Try it all until you figure out what THE FISH WANT not what you want to fish.

That said watching a float sink never gets old.

[SeaRun1]

Spoons!  I use a variety of methods but if you have some lock jawed over pressured coho in a hole someday try a 50/50 or gold spoon and jig or swing it through them.  My favorite method.  Otherwise roll or float some hot eggs.

Lami or Rainshadow 1143 with a 200/201 Curado should be about right with 12# Izorline.

SR

[87Ford]

Tossing spinners with my Rainshadow 1142 is a lot of fun.  I like Rvrfshr spinners with a hoochie attached..

[_TONY_]

 

[bankwalker]

Center pin all the way. Custom Rainshadow xst 11.6 8-12lb built by me. Okuma raw reel, finally ready for a kingpin upgrade  floating eggs or jigs in every type of water

Plan on builder a lighter rod, xst 11.6 6-10 in the next couple weeks and buying a kingpin. The 8-12 rated rod is almost too overpowering in my hands. Chum, big silvers and even kings are a blast. But steelhead are just way to overpowered with this rod 

[mikesenescall]

Anyone know where te silvers are running? Trying to go out Sunday and finally fish this year.
Thanks

[whitey]

mikesenescall
Im thinking the Sky should be loaded with them after the high water we just had. Slidding the drift boat in sunday to see first hand.