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I am chasing the Skagit Sockeye and the ones in Baker Lake this year. It takes 3 Brewster sockeye to equal one of the Skagit Sockeye.
Quote from: h2ofowlr on June 29, 2015, 03:33:59 PMI am chasing the Skagit Sockeye and the ones in Baker Lake this year. It takes 3 Brewster sockeye to equal one of the Skagit Sockeye. Nailed that one !
Quote from: BOWHUNTER45 on June 29, 2015, 04:38:40 PMQuote from: h2ofowlr on June 29, 2015, 03:33:59 PMI am chasing the Skagit Sockeye and the ones in Baker Lake this year. It takes 3 Brewster sockeye to equal one of the Skagit Sockeye. Nailed that one !Brewster is an early morning fishery, it will be hot fishing and weather. The bigger ones weigh 4 pounds at Brewster. Do they weigh up to 16 pounds? I doubt it seeing how the record is 10 pounds in WA.
True, h2ofowlr. Not much of a shore fishery. Immediately below wells produces a few for some.
Quote from: Ridgeratt on June 28, 2015, 03:28:53 PMThe numbers look good. 2 weeks ago the paper said there has been more fish crossed Bonneville than the last huge year. Just didn't feel right to go last year when so many folks were losing their homes in Brewster. Good chance my pink boat will be there in the next few weeks. I think you should stay home this year too because there is a big fire at Wenatchee.
The numbers look good. 2 weeks ago the paper said there has been more fish crossed Bonneville than the last huge year. Just didn't feel right to go last year when so many folks were losing their homes in Brewster. Good chance my pink boat will be there in the next few weeks.
Action is hot and size is better than ever.