[newfishguy]

Judging by my screen name, I am new to salmon fishing. I am trying to learn all I can about fishing for Pinks and I am having some luck. After the run of Pinks, what is next and how do I go about catching them? I believe Coho will be able to fish for sometime in the middle of October, correct? What techniques and equipment do I need to catch these or any other upcoming species from shore?

Thanks ahead of time,

Lyle

 

[young gun]

chum salmon are also a good biting fish and will be in the rivers in the thousands. Good fighter too. And then the coho, and if u wanna fish big then the white chinook will be around soon aswell.

 

[finseeker]

add Sturgeon and Cutts to the list :thumbup:

 

[gooey Bob]

What techniques and equipment do I need to catch these or any other upcoming species from shore?

Where are you fishing from now?

 

[fisherforever]

Coho in the Vedder but you'll have to search for them, I've already released a couple last week. You can also expect chum soon. I normally just fish spoons and spinners for all salmon.

 

[Birdman]

Jacks or big uns fisherforever?

 

[newfishguy]

What techniques and equipment do I need to catch these or any other upcoming species from shore?

Where are you fishing from now?

I live in Abby, so anything in the valley is good. I have been at two-bit-bar a few times this last week and also Derby reach for a bit.

 

[fisherforever]

Both Birdman, remember last year when I was at Tamahi how I was fishing the hardware. Look for the frog water and use hardware.

 

[eimaj]

The best thing about living here in the Valley is the fishing never has to end, pinks,chum,springs,coho,steelhead,cutties,springs...etc. through in some sturgeon days, and a little interior lake trout fishing, and you've got one heck of a year :cheers:

 

[finseeker]

I live in the "Ridge" so i need both licenses. Sux to have Port Moody, Coquitlam, "Ridge" flows, Stave, Vedder, Harrison, Fraser, Chehalis, Langley flows, tribs of Harrison lake, Norrish, Squamish and a few others to fish. :'(

 

[flyguy]

I live in the "Ridge" so i need both licenses. Sux to have Port Moody, Coquitlam, "Ridge" flows, Stave, Vedder, Harrison, Fraser, Chehalis, Langley flows, tribs of Harrison lake, Norrish, Squamish and a few others to fish. :'(

Yup me too. Sucks to be me :happy: :happy: :happy: .

 

[finseeker]

I have 3 boats ... A jet, fly fishing punt and pontoon and all of them have had a dip in one of those rivers at one time or another. Okay, not all rivers, a few but I can say I have had all 3 boats in the Stave.
Tomorrow will be the mouth of the Vedder again. Drew straws and the jet wins!!

 

[thatton]

what kind of spoons do you use for coho and chum?

 

[young gun]

gibbs koho, gibbs croc, gibbs kitimat.

 

[berean_man7]

believe it or not Coho Love wedding bands which are cheap, but would not recommend using them to target the Chum and Springs

 

[masterbaiter]

Whonock test set saw it's first Chum on the 11th.
It's almost time to chase Tigers, hope your arms are ready!

 

[newfishguy]

gibbs koho, gibbs croc, gibbs kitimat.

I am having my best luck with the Pinks with these as well.

 

[newfishguy]

With Chum and Coho coming up, what sort of gear do I need and what techniques should I be practising?

 

[Junebug]

Shortfloating yarn and eggs

 

[jiggatyper]

Spinning setup or baitcasting setup will work. So what you got for pinks you can rig it up with a float some lead and put some wool or roe on. Take it out to the vedder and it should work