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Let the games begin
#1
Left Utah yesterday am just before sunrise and got to see the sunset on the Pacific just below Brooking Oregon on the way to the Rouge River to chase King salmon for 2 weeks on our annual trip. Weather is cool ( which I prefer) and seeing people catching fish this am. Our 1st day on the water will be tomorrow, updates to follow
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#2
Nice scenery, combat boating, can't ask for better cooler summer temps on the coast. Have fun Alan, looking fwd to hearing about your adventure.
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#3
1st two King’s of the trip

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#4
WOOHOO, HOGS I like HOGS  Big Grin
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Harrisville UT
2000 7.3L F250 Superduty  '07 Columbia 2018 Fisherman XL Raymarine Element 9HV 4 Electric Walker Downriggers Uniden Solara VHF
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#5
Awesome catch. Salmon is my favorite fish to eat. We eat it a couple of times a month. I'm jealous of the fish and the temps.
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#6
Thanks it’s definitely a great eating fish and good fighting. Lots wind over here so far with the temps supposed to be in the 80’s here, still better then the 90-100 degree temps.
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#7
Will you share with us the cost for boat and charter to fish. Are you using your own boat?
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#8
(08-14-2020, 03:53 PM)doitall5000 Wrote: Will you share with us the cost for boat and charter to fish. Are you using your own boat?
Getting on a boat with a guide is $250 per person full day, most can handle 4-5 people and if you have a full boat the rate per person goes down. We are in my buddies boat
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#9
Finally we boated another King today, been a tough Week as far as the bite, hopefully our last day tomorrow will be more productive
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#10
your bit there still may be better than the bit at strawberry

do the Kings up there taste any better than the kokanee at Flaming Gorge?
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(08-20-2020, 01:51 PM)liketrolling Wrote: your bit there still may be better than the bit at strawberry

do the Kings up there taste any better than the kokanee at Flaming Gorge?
Kings have a different taste then the kokes, more oil in them


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Robert if you want to try some let me know and I’ll get some to you
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(08-21-2020, 03:15 AM)2knots Wrote:
(08-20-2020, 01:51 PM)liketrolling Wrote: your bit there still may be better than the bit at strawberry

do the Kings up there taste any better than the kokanee at Flaming Gorge?
Kings have a different taste then the kokes, more oil in them


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Robert if you want to try some let me know and I’ll get some to you
Funny.  Kings bring the highest price but are my least favorite to eat.  My wife actually prefers Strawberry Kokanee over any other salmon.  I like Kokes about as much as coho, chinook is a somewhat distant third.  Fun to catch, though.  Coho have firmer and more brightly colored flesh.
Single main, no kicker. Wink
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