coho in the wallace river

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coho in the wallace river

Post by curado » Mon Sep 22, 2008 4:42 pm

has any one had any luck on the wallace and if you have where and what on
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RE:coho in the wallace river

Post by curado » Fri Oct 10, 2008 6:47 pm

yes the coho have shown up i limited out today with a 11 and 13 pound coho
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RE:coho in the wallace river

Post by mallard83 » Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:37 pm

What condition were they in? Do you have pics? Most of the silvers I see from the Wallace are fire engines.
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RE:coho in the wallace river

Post by curado » Sat Oct 11, 2008 1:57 pm

i lost a bright chrome fish, the 11 pound hen i got had just started to change so it had red bands like chum but was bright enough for me. saw a steelhead caught too Bright Bright chrome. i caught a total of three in mouth and 4 snagged. pm me if you want too know where to go and what to use but it wont allow me too put them on darn
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RE:coho in the wallace river

Post by mallard83 » Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:09 pm

curado wrote: i lost a bright chrome fish, the 11 pound hen i got had just started to change so it had red bands like chum but was bright enough for me. saw a steelhead caught too Bright Bright chrome. i caught a total of three in mouth and 4 snagged. pm me if you want too know where to go and what to use
No need for the pm, thanks though. I fish the Wallace pretty regularly during the fall and winter and know the whole river really well from the hatchery down to the Sky. My brother and I have floated the Wallace many times in our pontoons. I know it is early yet but have you heard of any chums up that way yet at the Wallace Flats. I saw a picture of a nice chromer from the lower Sky last weekend.
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RE:coho in the wallace river

Post by curado » Sat Oct 11, 2008 2:28 pm

no not yet
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