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In high school in Miami, FL, 30-mumble years ago, I got into ultra
light spinning, 4-6 lb test (6 was really going heavy for me). I graduated, went back to my ancestral home of Washington state. My dad had been a REALLY good salmon fisherman here, but what I knew of salmon fishing from him wasn't ever gonna work with my ultra light and I 've never been a big river fisherman. Sooo.... I put away my salmon dreams.Last summer, my brother hired a guide to go flyfishing for searun cuts wading from shore down by Tacoma. He was using his 6wt trout rig. He dinna catch any searuns, but he did nail a 2.5 and a 5lb resident coho. Since then I've been kicking my ample gluteus maximus for all the years I've been missing. My question is (since I can't find any guides who do ultralight spinning) what is the best lures for the searuns and resident coho? Spinners or spoons or either? What sizes or weights? Sinners I'd guess a Mepps 2 o 3, dpoons 1/4 oz? but I dunno? Any help to start with will be really appreciated Michael |
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