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Near the town of Horsefly, the road can flood, usually at end of June. I was up June 17-19th one year and I had one day that was too windy. Fish were on the surface, including 2 lakers.

I thought it was; don't keep salmon alive in your livewell.

You might want to go into Fred's Custom Tackle and ask to talk to Tony. He is interested in that also.

my brother in law says his dad smoked Chum salmon via the cold smoke method. 3 days and nights , pipe buried in the ground, 20' away. Alder.

If they are about 1/4 inch long, are they not baby prawns n shrimp.

Is it still a good area to steelie fish? the highway bridge, just below it used to be fine, a bit overgrown...

Summer run steelhead river. the great Eric Carlisle used to take a trip there once and a while, and then write an article about it.

I had a 3106lb without a trigger reel seat made for bait caster, but sold it as It was too weak on 12lb steelhead, even in low water. The trigger reel seat is much preferred. I asked the tackle shop that made it if it was possible to use it as a CP rod, and was told the guides for CP stand...

Is there an opening for Coho retention on the river this year. If not can you sport fish, catch n release, for Coho? Should I check FN on the dfo site?

I'm out in Chilliwack/Sardis. i have lots of spoons, hoochies, plugs, flashers, bait heads, hooks for you. also a buddy has rods and reels, net.

I wonder what the boat surveyor and the insurance agent will think of these ideas?

bucktail only, or spinner and bucktail combo?

I've had good luck on the Wonder spoons, big and small. the chrome Superior is good on west coast, halibut love it.

the krippled k size #1 and the tom mac #2 are hard to find, bottom row.

Northern king spoons have something like that. folds in sheetmetal make it ridged.

I found one that seemed unused in a 2nd hand shop. Had some good line on it, so started using it a few days a year. Drag is good, tho takes some time to get used to it. drag washers seem excellent. There is no clicker so took it apart, and found no pawl to do the clicking!

Yes, you could keep the Cutthroats, and the Dolly/Bull; keep the large one if over 60cm.

Perhaps the idea of using aluminum on a trailer is a presumptuous, or pretentious one.

I sailed on my brothers sailboat a few times. He had discussions with other sailors re SS vs galvanized. conclusion was that you can't see ahead of time that the SS fastener is going to fail, but with the galvanized you can see the stress and soon to fail fastener, re and re it under nice...

Is that the 782 model from back in the 80's?