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Topic: Snohomish Pinks  (Read 2351 times)

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BothellKayakguy

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  • Location: Bothell WA
  • Date Registered: Jul 2011
  • Posts: 31
Headed out to the river after work on Tuesday for some pinks. Launched at Snohomish ramp and headed up river about 1/2 mile to big hole on east side of river - past the second bridge and just around the bend.

Was slow until a huge school of pinks showed up and the river was alive with them. Myself and several boaters were hooking up every cast. I lost 3 and landed three within about 20-30 minutes. It was a blast!

They were biting on pink plastic jig and I couldn't get them to take anything else.


 

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