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July 1 Afternoon. - 8:53 p.m. 7/1/2009

Floated the NF today with the kid. Saw nothing from Haapa down to the golf course. Hooked and lost a nice one there. Heard of a couple of others taken in that area. Nothing else from there down to Island take-out. Lots of folks fishing in town. Mathew - La Center, WA

First Buck - 2:52 p.m. 7/1/2009

Fished the North fork for a few hours yesterday, and on my 3rd "last cast", sort of....I hooked and landed a nice 11 lb buck. It's still slow going, but there are a few fish here and there. Scott Tseu - Ariel, WA redrdr250@yahoo.com

East Fork - 9:45 a.m. 7/1/2009

I have been pounding the East Fork the last 2 weeks to no avail. Very low water and no fish to speak of. Brian Dieringer - Battleground, WA brianatdsi@qwest.net

fishing buddy - 1:03 p.m. 6/30/2009

Wondering if there is anyone out there who would like to go fishing together. I fish Steelhead, Salmon and Sturgeon in places like the lewis, wind, washougal, columbia and bonneville I'm 48 don't have a boat or anything like that but just looking for someone who enjoys it too. Met a good friend on here in 2004 and fished with him in his sled all over the place, but last year he went to fish the mighty river in the sky. He's sorely missed but not forgotten. Fish On Mike I can be reached at johnwreno@yahoo.com John W Reno - vancouver WA johnwreno@yahoo.com

East Fork - 12:04 p.m. 6/29/2009

Hi Everybody! I was wondering about the East Fork, I see that WDFW does put summer fish in and I was wondering when these fish typically arrive? I don't have a boat so I am fishing from the bank. I've gone the last couple of weekends and havn't seen any fish. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Dan Dan - Vancouver, Wa fishindan45@aol.com

Merwin Landlocks - 5:51 a.m. 6/29/2009

THe meat in the Kokanee veries in color from my expience. I am no expert but I have caught and eaten lots of them.So you cant judge the species from meat color. Kokanee dont have spots.Coho have spots.Chinooks have spots and black mouths.I have caught land lock silvers in there and even a 20"Chinook a long time ago. Spinnin' Joe - Amboy

merwin coho or sockeye - 3:02 p.m. 6/28/2009

do your homework. what color was the mouth of the fishes jeff - vancouver,wa. jefrogers@q.com

Landlocked Fish - 1:03 p.m. 6/28/2009

From meat cutting and fisheries classes I have taken and personal fishing experience, meat color can vary quite a bit among a species. I dont doubt that there are landlocked coho in Merwin, but dontrely only on meat color for idetification. Meat color and shade can vary depending on diet, health, and family history of the individual fish. mostly diet though. You can probably google anything about telling coho from sockeye (since kokes are just landlocked sockeye) and find some answers but dont just rely on one soucre, check a few and youll get more reliable facts. Pete - La Center StinkyPeteJK@hotmail.com

Steelhead - 10:59 p.m. 6/27/2009

N Fork Lewis @ the Columbia River. Hooked and lost my first ever Steelhead today. He came out of the water did a head shake and was gone. Prawn & spin & glow. Dennis Roberts - Vancouver, WA newdrifter@comcast.net

landlocked ? - 8:39 a.m. 6/27/2009

the last two times fishing at merwin. it seems that we are catching two different types of landlocked fishies. one type with very orange-red meat and the other with the liter orange meat of a coho. only about two out of 20 fish have had the orange-red meat. all the fish are about the same size. 12"-13". could there be more landlocked coho in merwin than kokanee? thank you for the sockeye setup. Chad pirate eddie - battleground,wa footless54@gmail.com

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