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I am heading for Yakutat on May 3rd to fish steelhead and a day of halibut. Anyone been there the last few week? Hows the Snow? I am sure the bears will be out by then. Fantastic fishing!! Bill
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April 26, 2009, 06:57:23 PM »
Been there before this time of year but obviosly not this year only saw on bear and still had 4 ft of snow ... my friend owns Glacier Bear lodge I'll call him and see how the snow is! When we were there at this time of year there was still 4 ft of snow on the banks!
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April 26, 2009, 07:08:46 PM »
While you are waiting for a resoponse from someone who has been there latly here is a teaser!!! I caught 55 Steelies in 3 days and we brought snowshoes and we were the only one's that could make it way up above the bridge to the boundry!!!
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April 28, 2009, 12:42:26 PM »
That's incredible..been to yak many times but never during steelie season..Im there June 4-7 for halis and salt kings..Think there will be some steelies still in the Situk? Were you fishing above or below 9 mile bridge? Thanks for getting me excited for any action in Yak, whatever it may be!!
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I fished the whole thing! We rented a drift boat two days and hiked the other two with the first day being just the afternoon we flew in. We drifted from 9 mile bridge to saltchuk the next two days and then hiked above 9 mile bridge with snow shoes the last day and ended up missing the one plane a day and had to stay and fish again the next morning. Here is a couple more to get you pumped!
Keep in mind that this was the same exact time two years ago 4-25 thru 4-29.
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April 28, 2009, 06:53:28 PM »
That is a teaser. I have not been up there in the last (well This will be two) years. I normally fish for sockeye and Hali. Man I love that river. Let us know how you do
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Damn I wanna go!!
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April 28, 2009, 06:59:00 PM »
that looks awesome,good post and picks
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April 28, 2009, 07:22:03 PM »
Here's a cool vid I found after I got back from the situk! If this doesn't get you jacked I don't know what will!!! It just happened to be a couple of days after I was there so it pretty much sums up my trip from the rental rig being right at the door of the airport, the drive, the lower river trail and all the same holes and similar action... it is a very cool vid well worth the watch!!!
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April 29, 2009, 05:04:04 PM »
Yea, the old missed the plane trick...I sure hope some hold-over steelies are in the river when I get there in June..if not, maybe some sockeye,. Never been there during that time of year. Thanks for the great pics..I am stoked!! Will fill ya in on my trip. Hopefully some pics to rival yours. <"((>< on!!
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April 29, 2009, 06:34:48 PM »
Hoh-- If you get a chance head down to the landing and try for some sockeye. Walk up to the pistol hole or the rodeo hole and just about everything else in-between. They should just be startin the time you are planing on heading down, I mean right at the beginning of the run, but they have been gettin a little later every year for the last couple. I love fishin for sockeye on that river. Let us know how you do.
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Haven't yet mastered the sockeye fishing in the Situk..any tips ? Have you been out to the Awkwe River in Sept for coho? It's amazing!!
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yea I will PM ya on the tips.
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HOH--- PM sent
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