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Topic: What's biting for a day off?  (Read 1837 times)

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Gaz

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  • Date Registered: Mar 2013
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Just found out I get a well deserved post Father's Day couple of days off leaving tomorrow afternoon... ( from Portland )
Any ideas of a close few days off to catch some sizable eatable fish?  Nice camping for a night is probably more important,
Anyone have a quick idea?
Thanks for the input


Mojo Jojo

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Tillamook bay  for some crabbing and rock fish



Shannon
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I can vouch for that!

Fred "True" Trujillo
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Kyle M

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I'm going to try for sockeye in the lower Columbia tomorrow.  If you look at the historical trend they should be moving through now.  Very tasty fish. ☺️


 

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