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Topic: Tillamook Bay Springers  (Read 2824 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
"Fast enough to get there...but slow enough to see. Not known for predictability"  Thanks to Jimmy Buffet for describing my life...again



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. 


 

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