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Topic: Salmon Bite Questions  (Read 1896 times)

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Abdiver

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I think the bite was poor because of the high water temps and low flow.

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Archie Marx

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Great post all! Thanks. I was kinda thinking that even with all the fish jumping and rolling there is enough room out there to have your little spinner not end up in the face of a salmon.  I am hoping we will have a good chance at some nice chrome salmon sometime this season.

I watched a school of 30+ salmon today under the Guy West bridge.  A few guys were throwing spinners at the fish.  The fish didn't even turn on the spinners; they just moved out of the way.
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