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Walleye Jigging | Techniques & Tips to Hook More Walleye

Walleye Jigging | Techniques & Tips to Hook More Walleye

Posted April 13, 2017

Walleye Jigging puts you on concentrated walleye in a big way. When you locate walleye, one of the absolute best methods to target them is by jigging for them. Jigging is straight up effective, even in deep water you can jig and hook up on walleye. When fish move to shallower sections, jigging can be a good way to quietly pick apart the water.In the video below TJ Hester goes over the walleye jig rig and discusses jigging in general.During cold water periods, jigging can be one of the best methods hands down. It can spark a reaction from lethargic...

WDFW has stocked more than 16 million trout and kokanee in lakes statewide!

WDFW has stocked more than 16 million trout and kokanee in lakes statewide!

Posted April 13, 2017

WDFW NEWS RELEASE Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife 600 Capitol Way North, Olympia, WA 98501-1091 http://wdfw.wa.gov/April 13, 2017Contact: Steve Thiesfeld, 360-902-2662Trout stocking crews active across Washington; Preparations continue for April 22 opening dayOLYMPIA–Trout stocking crews are working to plant fish throughout the state in preparation for April 22, when several hundred lowland lakes open for a six-month fishing season.Although many lakes are open year-round, the fourth Saturday in April marks the traditional start of the lowland lakes fishing season, when hundreds of thousands of anglers are expected to turn out to fish.WDFW fish hatchery crews have been stocking more...

Herring on Anchor - Chinook Salmon Technique Explained

Herring on Anchor - Chinook Salmon Technique Explained

Posted April 13, 2017

Anchor fishing for spring, summer and fall chinook salmon is a tried and true way to target moving chinook. Boats all over drop anchor and prepare their presentations hoping for migratory salmon. Anchor fishing for salmon often involves plugs like the Killerfish or Kwikfish. Other times anglers will use wobblers or spin-glo and bait.One highly effective technique that is not always utilized is the popular trolling bait - herring. While this is most used while trolling for salmon, it's also very effective as an anchor technique. It involves a flotation device to keep the herring off of the bottom.When you anchor...

Columbia River Springer Fishing Extension 2017

Columbia River Springer Fishing Extension 2017

Posted April 12, 2017

The exciting news has hit the the Pacific Northwest! The Columbia River gets a Spring Chinook Salmon Fishery Extension per the meeting from Washington and Oregon today. The fishery thus far has been hit or miss with some salmon around to be caught but this extension should prove to be the best fishing we have seen yet!  Two, separate seasons  have been given to us.   April 13th to the 17th & April 20th to April 23rd. The water is still set to be pretty high, so make sure you concentrate on great anchor spots or look for seam lines...

Spring Chinook Bobber Down!

Spring Chinook Bobber Down!

Posted April 07, 2017

A special video from WRY Outdoor Media, this is a video of Cameron and Marlin raft fishing for Spring Chinook. We often fish for Spring Chinook either float fishing or drift fishing eggs, sand shrimp and coon shrimp.Hardware like spinners and spoons can also be used successfully.Few things are more exciting than seeing your float get taken by a chinook! Set the hook and...bam! Chrome chinook on! Watch belowYou can watch more from WRY Outdoor Media's Youtube Channel Here

Wrapping Salmon Plugs with Coonshrimp or Prawn

Wrapping Salmon Plugs with Coonshrimp or Prawn

Posted April 04, 2017

We highly recommend wrapping salmon plugs with bait to add the extra edge on triggering a bite. The action of the plug must still be tuned properly while being wrapped with bait. By using the proper baits and wrapping the plug in the right way, you can maintain an excellent plug action plus leave a scent trail that will lure salmon right to your plug.Sardine and tuna are popular wraps - we often use quality cured coon-shrimp (Washington Coon Shrimp is our personal choice.) Also of note - this is not only productive on fresh Chinook but also extremely effective on...

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