Title: RE: Raging River (WAS RE: faith-based presidency)

I would bet that 99% of the “Rainbows” are actually steelhead smolt. Not long after I moved to our current house I stepped out on the river and tossed a Royal Wulff under a log overhanging the bank right by our deck and pulled out a nice little cutthroat of about 8”. I decided to only fish the Snoqualmie a few months later after watching how low the water gets and seeing how much trouble a Steelhead or Salmon has trying to find the pockets to spawn in. To this day I haven’t fished it again. I would rather let the few Steelhead and Salmon that make it up river spawn!

 

There is one small hole right by our property that Salmon and Steelhead will spawn in. I’ve only personally seen this happen twice. Since then I have only seen one fish make it up to our house to that hole. It’s pretty sad really.

 

BTW: I stopped in Fall City this morning and fished below the mouth of the Raging and didn’t see a single fish other than the dead Chinook hen on the bank that didn’t even look like it had spawned L

 

Gary

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kent Lufkin
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Raging River (WAS RE: faith-based presidency)

 

Are you guy positive that the 'rainbows' you're targeting in the Raging aren't residents at all but steelhead smolts instead?

 

K

 

Jim,

I was fishing Raging river 3 years ago , section you mention and hooked very small bows.

One day I was fishing this great looking run and I hooked huge Chinook , man he took my line and went for the Fall City! , broke off my midget 2 weight rig. I have to tell you he scared my pants off! I was fishing for a 4-8" fish over there.

Les 

>From: "Jim Speaker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>Subject: Raging River (WAS RE: faith-based presidency)

>Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 15:02:22 -0700

>RE: faith-based presidencyHey Gary.

>I've fished the Raging for bows a couple times with moderate success just

>upstream of Fall City.  Do you fish it on the Fall City road stretch or off

>Highway 18?  I've been curious about the upper river but have never taken

>the time to figure out if there is access up there toward Tiger Mtn.

>Thanks in advance

>-tight lines-

>Jim

>   -----Original Message-----

>   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Gary Johnson

>   Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 2:25 PM

>   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>   Subject: RE: faith-based presidency

>   What I find so puzzling is that everyone who complained about this post

>didn't take into consideration that it was a mistake and just IGNORE it. It

>always amazes me that people on mailing lists and BBS's will respond so

>harshly to something like this and not take into account that it just makes

>them look bad! The gaff here is not that Bob mistakenly sent his message to

>the list but all the people griping about it. You should all be ashamed! You

>gripe about a post not being about fishing (and this one won't be either)

>but you continue to keep the thread alive by adding to it. If the

>moderator/owner of the list says something fine. Everyone else (including me

>I suppose) should just let it slide and ignore it.

>   Now on to something fishy. The Raging River had dropped and was looking

>very fishable this morning. Wish I had time to hit the Snoqualmie this

>morning before work!

>   Gary

 


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