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I was in Sacto area yesterday and went to just below the Nimbus Dam at Hazel
Street exit on Hywy 50. I only had a spin rod with red yarn 36" beyond a 1 oz weight (to get it down) and caught a 30 lb King Salmon. I had a about a 10 Steelhead on, but it got away. I'm wondering what weight would be good for doing this with a fly fishing rod? 8-9wt? The line would need to sink fast. Is anyone fishing this now? Bob B. |
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On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 01:31:17 GMT, "levartze" wrote:
I was in Sacto area yesterday and went to just below the Nimbus Dam at Hazel Street exit on Hywy 50. I only had a spin rod with red yarn 36" beyond a 1 oz weight (to get it down) and caught a 30 lb King Salmon. I had a about a 10 Steelhead on, but it got away. I'm wondering what weight would be good for doing this with a fly fishing rod? 8-9wt? The line would need to sink fast. Is anyone fishing this now? Bob B. I was well advised to bring nine weights in a similar situation, and I'm definitely glad I complied. I got dragged around by salmon and steelhead plenty well enough as it was, so I certainly wouldn't go any lighter. /daytripper |
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