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Subject: Re: salmon fishing

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admin@cabinfeversucks

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Date Posted: 09:46:59 10/05/04 Tue
In reply to: fisherman 's message, "salmon fishing" on 09:37:02 10/05/04 Tue

It really depends on the place and time of year you are fishing but a few things you can use are...
Spinners ,divers ,plugs ,and woblers
herring and anchovies work well in saltwater and brackish water(where the salt and fresh water mix)
hope this helps.

>I was wondering if anyone knows what kind of bait
>works best for salmon? I fish alot but this is the
>first time going salmon fishing

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Kevin
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Date Posted: 06:08:14 12/24/04 Fri

>Believe it or not, they like worms too. I go fishing for Steelhead in local creeks and catch quite a few Salmon on worms!

It really depends on the place and time of year you
>are fishing but a few things you can use are...
>Spinners ,divers ,plugs ,and woblers
>herring and anchovies work well in saltwater and
>brackish water(where the salt and fresh water mix)
>hope this helps.
>
>
>>I was wondering if anyone knows what kind of bait
>>works best for salmon? I fish alot but this is the
>>first time going salmon fishing