Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: TheHunt on May 26, 2017, 07:50:09 PM
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How is the Shad Fishing down on Bonneville Dam?
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Only 70 over the dam.... not yet..
keep tabs on it here.
http://www.fpc.org/currentdaily/HistFishTwo_7day-ytd_Adults.htm
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Dang, hopefully they are coming. 70 over the dam at this time of the year is a bit spooky.
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11,878 over as of yesterday
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Time to go now...
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went yesterday for a couple hours before dark it was ok.
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http://wdfw.wa.gov/weekender/region_three.html
Shad should reach McNary and Ice Harbor dams by mid-June in numbers that make for great fishing. Weighing up to 8 pounds apiece, millions of shad have begun moving up the Columbia River.
8 Pounds?????
That's twice the state record....
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http://wdfw.wa.gov/weekender/region_three.html
Shad should reach McNary and Ice Harbor dams by mid-June in numbers that make for great fishing. Weighing up to 8 pounds apiece, millions of shad have begun moving up the Columbia River.
8 Pounds?????
That's twice the state record....
that fish could destroy any man.
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wish I could get some time to get some of those guys. I just hate the crowds.
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http://wdfw.wa.gov/weekender/region_three.html
Shad should reach McNary and Ice Harbor dams by mid-June in numbers that make for great fishing. Weighing up to 8 pounds apiece, millions of shad have begun moving up the Columbia River.
8 Pounds?????
That's twice the state record....
Holy catpiss - that'd be fun off the slippery rocks with an ultralight.
Too bad they don't exist that big, as you know.
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Does anyone know what time they open the gate on the Washington side? I can't remember if it is 6 or 7am.
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http://wdfw.wa.gov/weekender/region_three.html
Shad should reach McNary and Ice Harbor dams by mid-June in numbers that make for great fishing. Weighing up to 8 pounds apiece, millions of shad have begun moving up the Columbia River.
8 Pounds?????
That's twice the state record....
Holy catpiss - that'd be fun off the slippery rocks with an ultralight.
Too bad they don't exist that big, as you know.
They do in a fishermen's story :chuckle: