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Topic: Middle Klamath Late October/Early November  (Read 1045 times)

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Rick

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  • Date Registered: Sep 2009
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How would you fish this stretch of the Klamath (say, between Iron Gate and the Scott River confluence) this time of year? The adult salmon quota has been reached so I would expect any crowds to have long thinned out. I looked at it a couple weeks back during the B6 closer and only saw a couple fly fishermen wading from access points.

I don't have experience drifting roe so I was hoping to rely on spinning gear. My thought was to pull off to the side of promising looking holes and riffles and cast Mepps spinners. Would that be a reasonable approach for getting on the half pounders and maybe some jack chinook? Or should I bite the bullet and find some roe and use drifting tackle?


 

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