Japander, you sure they were Golden eagles and not just immature bald eagles. Bald eagles don't get their charactaristic white head and tail until they are 3-4 years old and are often mistaken for Goldens in areas where the 2 species co-exist. Goldens are much more common east of the Rockies than they are here.japander said:Went Saturday. Walked the way to the Harrison. Lots of eagles - the Golden eagles were especially cool. Anyhew, nary a ho in sight save for the dead one at the mouth to the Harrison. Water was low - all the easier to see the half covered chum.
japander said:Went Saturday. Walked the way to the Harrison. Lots of eagles - the Golden eagles were especially cool. Anyhew, nary a ho in sight save for the dead one at the mouth to the Harrison. Water was low - all the easier to see the half covered chum.
Hey roscoe-pco, Long time no chat. I hit the Chehalis on Sunday. Seen a few moving but very tight lipped. Tried roe, all colors wool, blades but just not biting. I did managed 2 hatchery around 10lb's and lost one but it was around noon when they bit. I'm heading back up there on Saturday but expect it tough fishing. The Harrison should be great to fish this weekend as the water will be low all week. Next big rain and there should be good numbers in the river.roscoe-pco said:Went up to the canyon this afternoon, no luck very few ho's seen, water was clear depth wasn't too bad just gin clear, lots of ho's at the hatchery all holding back behind the dogs, with some rain they will come.
I was down to 6lb and a #4 gammi. Small pieces of all colors... Nothing... If you get em to bite it's the right spot at the right time... It's called fishing....fish guardian said:Use small bits of light coloured wool, the chum wont touch it but the coho will.