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youngbuck307
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LOL I love the idea on cookies for taking someone fishing... only time till I will get a offer like that... kodiac your a lucky lucky man!!!
Salmon River
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Kodiak
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Shadelady said:
I'm thinking tuesday...would you mind if a couple other people came along? Autofisher is my Jedi training class, and its on Fishtopher's bucket list. I'm sure raincatcher might be along as well.
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Shadelady
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more is merrier- just let me know when and where! and seriously- if you tell me what cookies you like i will really really make them. 
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Kodiak
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Shadelady said:more is merrier- just let me know when and where! and seriously- if you tell me what cookies you like i will really really make them.
cookies are completely unnesicary....But chocolate chip are my favorites!
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rainman
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Kodiak said:
I second this statement !!!! And a tall glass of cold milk is NOT optional! Dunking of aforementioned cookie in milk IS a requirement.
Tollhouse chocolate chip cookie recipe (recipe on Nestles choco chip morsel package):
* 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
* 1 teaspoon baking soda
* 1 teaspoon salt
* 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, softened
* 3/4 cup granulated sugar
* 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
* 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
* 2 large eggs
* 2 cups (12-oz. pkg.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels
* 1 cup chopped nuts
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plucas
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I will most likely be fishing at the Salmon tomorrow in the early am. Was thinking the Nestucca but I am bank fishing and would like to be in tidewater and from what I have been told there is not much access. Need to figure out the tide situations I guess. Is it best to fish during slack tide? I was also thinking of fishing Cape Meares Lake when I arrive tonight, around dusk. Have any of you guys had any luck fishing their?
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Kodiak
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plucas said:
I fish the first three hours of daylight, don't matter what the tide is doing, then I go a huntin' for em. If I know an area has a bunch of fish in it, or they will be moving through it, I go back at high tide switch...and I mean as soon as it starts to change from low slack , and pummel it. It becomes 6 hrs of fish killin...well hopefully. Fishing the falling tide can be tough but it can be done. the trick to fishing low slack is to find the pockets of undisturbed fish and pull the "Annoying house fly" tactic. Cast, and cast and cast and cast and cast and cast until whatever you are throwing gets crushed like a beer can at a biker bar.
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plucas
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Awesome, thanks for the quick response Kodiak. I am heading over in just a few minutes. That was great information, much appreciated. "Crushed like a beer can at a biker bar", nice touch. I may have to add that to my vocabulary
Thanks again, I'll post info about the trip when I get back.
Cheers, get the beers in.
Paul
Thanks again, I'll post info about the trip when I get back.Cheers, get the beers in.
Paul
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Kodiak
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plucas said:Awesome, thanks for the quick response Kodiak. I am heading over in just a few minutes. That was great information, much appreciated. "Crushed like a beer can at a biker bar", nice touch. I may have to add that to my vocabulary
Cheers, get the beers in.
Paul
Wait for the PM
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plucas
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Thanks a mill Kodiak. Not sure if you got PM back, as I have not submitted one before. I'll have to buy you some beers sometime in the near future
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rainman
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A buddy and I are headed for the Salmon tomorrow, will be there be there by first light. Is there anywhere to fish the Salmon where there isn't a ton of people already there ?? i know it's a stupid question, but any advice on where to fish the Salmon would be sweet.
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autofisher
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rainman said:
On a weekend, you're looking at some company no matter what. Your best best if you want to get away from the crowds for the most part is to get there EARLY. If it's still too crowded for your taste, then be prepared to get wet and start huntin the fish. Just depends on what part you're hittin.
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Kodiak
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autofisher said:
My project is comming along nicely....I'm so proud...Good advice for that river autofisher...not a place to be gargoyle
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autofisher
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Kodiak said:My project is comming along nicely....I'm so proud...Good advice for that river autofisher...not a place to be gargoyle
:redface:AWWWW Shucks! I do what I can. I'm ready to get wet and get some fish. And I got a special surprise. The homework project is almost done.
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FreshMoneyFisher
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Do a good amount of fish make it up past the hatchery on the Salmon River?
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autofisher
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Yeah. There's a decent amount that do make up up past the hatchery. I don't know if they've already started blowin past the hatchery, but there's fish in pools here and there.
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VagrantAngler
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Just got In to Newport and thinking Tuesday is going to be the best( for the new wife and me) fishing day. Unsure if
the best bet would be the Salmon or the Alsea. Got some good advice from Kodiak about the Alsea bay, but thinking we'd rather be walking around not in a boat. Less of a chance of me killing us on the honeymoon if we are on foot
the best bet would be the Salmon or the Alsea. Got some good advice from Kodiak about the Alsea bay, but thinking we'd rather be walking around not in a boat. Less of a chance of me killing us on the honeymoon if we are on foot
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Shadelady
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went out for a few hours today- 9am to about 12; only one bite witnessed. and it was lost quickly. LOTS of people, not a lot of manners. i alternately tried corkies and sanshrimp.
am looking foward to seeing how its done!!
am looking foward to seeing how its done!!
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rainman
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I didn't get to go, was busy replacing the clutch in my Ranger, but my buddy did, he said they fished until 3, no fish, no jumpers, NADA.
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VagrantAngler
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Did a little recon this morning and saw quite a few jumpers. I'll be there tomorrow in the am.
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