It's too early, but...

I just called the FPC, and I'm not the only one to question that number..... look at the wild component. it's the lowest I've ever seen by percentage. The previous 7 days was 29-42%. Yesterday was sub 9 (8.7). I am guessing it's error imput but lets hope not
 
Unclipped is matching 10 year average-
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The Steelhead overall is still jacked up and they haven't reported 6/27 yet. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say by tomorrow or Thursday they'll have it fixed and it will probably line up with 10 year trend. But...fingers crossed that spike is real. Hopefully springers set a trend!
 
It looks like a bad number to me. The number of sockeye going over Bonneville is nuts (30-40K/day the last couple of days). I'm willing to bet that some of the sockeye were miscounted as steelhead.
 
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The Steelhead overall is still jacked up and they haven't reported 6/27 yet. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say by tomorrow or Thursday they'll have it fixed and it will probably line up with 10 year trend. But...fingers crossed that spike is real. Hopefully springers set a trend!
Thanks for posting these.
 
It looks like a bad number to me. The number of sockeye going over Bonneville is nuts (30-40K/day the last couple of days). I'm willing to bet that some of the sockeye were miscounted as steelhead.
Sockeye are going crazy! I might need to buy some downriggers. :ROFLMAO:
 
Downriggers aren't the preferred method. Either plunk spin n glos with coon shrimp tight to the bank or troll kokanee rigs on banana weights in the Brewster pool.
Has anyone ever tried lead-core line on fly rods in a place like the Brewster pool or Lake Wenatchee? I know guys do for kokanee.
I have some stashed somewhere from a Lake Sammamish experiment.
Might have to throw it on a spool and experiment pulling it around on the 8wt. :unsure:
 
Actually those fish will swim past the snake river dams. That’s because they take a left turn before they get to the snake river dams.
The sockeye for sure, steelhead not so much.
 
Should hit the magic number for a D season tomorrow. After seeing the canyon water for the first time in 10 on a May trout trip I'm pretty excited to go back in the fall. Plus I'll be able to go trout spey fishing again soon.
 
Looking like it was indeed too early.
 
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