Chasing Coho In The Skagit River Washington State 

It was a blast.

Yes, slow retrieve letting the current do most of the work

between Burlington and Mt.Vernon.

That is a idea. We camp in Morton every year so I know the river.

@@apoutdoorsPNWthe dump spot is full of fish . But it’s full of people too

I was using 3/4 or the 1oz Gold kastmaster. Change up the colors Coho's Like a different color.

With this rain in the forecast, it should push fish into the river systems. Maybe they're a little higher on the Skagit. Keep at it and the best of luck to you.

I live in mount vernon don’t go to that spot go far down by Walmart then park by the side go Up the hill and go down to the rocks that spot is HOT I got a secret spot that some locals know about by sedro you gotta walk thru the back trails and leads u to the river in the back Hot spot too

Thanks for the info. I will have to try that next time I head out that way.

Thank you. Yes you can net them. We didn't have one, so I just keep them in water and quick release with a barbless hook.

plenty of wilds, they are protected so retention is limited.

Yes you can.

Yeah I feel you. only way I go is if my dad goes on a Saturday.

Maybe more towards the mouth. but at that spot seems to shallow. But hey, you never know till you try.

You could be right. But it had Black jaw line and Spots all over the tail and it was wild. So my brain thinks Chinook salmon cant undo what I say. I Just wanted to get it unhooked and back to spawning. Cant Keep anything wild in the Skagit.

ohh heard. yeah you can see it’s a silver at 2:32 cuz the upper lip/ jaw is white. nice video tho it’s crazy how fast the pinks hook up here & big rock

@@gavinwillard When I was editing the video even I was second Guessing what I said in the video. The tail spots are so dominate I didn't even take the time to really look at the fish While trying to release it. Either way it was a nice fish. Thanks for Watching.

Ehhh I dunno about that, looked at the gumline and it's white, but faint