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Topic: Tillamook Bay Springers  (Read 2688 times)

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steelheadr

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anyone gone after these in a yak before? As their arrival is expected soon, any suggestions on where to find them without being run over by all the stinkers?

Jay
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kykfshr

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I get back from Alaska on the 29th and if I'm not all fished out, I'm going to give T-bay a try for springers.  you or anyone else are welcome to join.  Depending on the reports, possible launch sites are memaloose ramp, the 5th street ramp or possibly a drift from the 101 bridge to the 5th street ramp.