I had a coho hit my vibrax less than a second after it hit the water, I bet that guy would have taken a top water pattern.
I don't remember ever seeing any large sea-run cutthroat in Marine Area 13 with bright yellow spots as you described. I probably would have noticed the spots if they were present on any fish.Roger - Do have a question for you
On the north Sound rivers I fish the larger fish occasional have large bright yellow spots (the size of a pencil eraser) usually along their belly, throat, checks, or lower sides. Do you sometimes see that spotting on the fish of South Sound? Curt
Have seen those marks on MA 11 fish in the past.Roger -
Sounds like a day for the memory bank and a great fish! It is amazing how often those exception cutthroat create those special memories.
Do have a question for you
On the north Sound rivers I fish the larger fish occasional have large bright yellow spots (the size of a pencil eraser) usually along their belly, throat, checks, or lower sides. Do you sometimes see that spotting on the fish of South Sound?
Curt
Roger -
Sounds like a day for the memory bank and a great fish! It is amazing how often those exception cutthroat create those special memories.
Do have a question for you
On the north Sound rivers I fish the larger fish occasional have large bright yellow spots (the size of a pencil eraser) usually along their belly, throat, checks, or lower sides. Do you sometimes see that spotting on the fish of South Sound?
Curt