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Heading over this weekend with the wifey, looking for a bay or somewhere in the area to fish that isn't too rough since we do not have SOT yaks, maybe troll a fly for coho or cast to cutties? any help would be appreciated, thx
jt

here is a last week's pink salmon on Van island pic
"The line was his conduit to the fish; a sort of sensory filament that joined him, for a very short time, with that which he admired but could never truly be a part of or fully understand."
"I spent most of my life (fly) fishing, the rest I just wasted."
            -J.Allen

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About 45 min south is the Nehalem River or north for the Lewis and Clark



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perfect will try Wheeler marina area, thx!
"The line was his conduit to the fish; a sort of sensory filament that joined him, for a very short time, with that which he admired but could never truly be a part of or fully understand."
"I spent most of my life (fly) fishing, the rest I just wasted."
            -J.Allen

JT