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Fishing Reports by Captain Wayne Ackerlund
Native Steelhead (1/05/2008)
[Skagit River,WA] Our Hatchery fish are still Showing in good numbers here on the Skagit. We will continue to target these fish until late January. We have already seen a few large Natives this season and it is promising to be anouther good year.
[Skagit River,WA] Our Hatchery fish are still Showing in good numbers here on the Skagit. We will continue to target these fish until late January. We have already seen a few large Natives this season and it is promising to be anouther good year.
Skagit Fall Salmon (10/27/2006)
[Skagit River,WA] Seeing alot of Chum salmon in the lower sections as well as a few Coho. The Lower Skagit has been producing a fair number of chum this last week, also finding a few big Coho as well. We also had a nice surprise last week and caught our first hatchery winter run steelhead of the season.
[Skagit River,WA] Seeing alot of Chum salmon in the lower sections as well as a few Coho. The Lower Skagit has been producing a fair number of chum this last week, also finding a few big Coho as well. We also had a nice surprise last week and caught our first hatchery winter run steelhead of the season.
Skagit River Coho Fishing Report (9/13/2006)
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] The upper Skagit is running at 3500 cfs with 6 to 8 feet of vis, the lower Skagit below the Sauk has 3 to 4 feet of vis. Coho fishing has been spotty so far, but a little rain should bring a good push of fish.
[Olympic Peninsula,WA] The upper Skagit is running at 3500 cfs with 6 to 8 feet of vis, the lower Skagit below the Sauk has 3 to 4 feet of vis. Coho fishing has been spotty so far, but a little rain should bring a good push of fish.