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Spinners for Chinook Salmon

Rich Slusher from San Francisco with a upper Tillamook Bay spring Chinook caught on a spinner.

$8.95

Spinner fishing is becoming increasingly popular when pursuing salmon and steelhead in the Northwest. This technical report will focus on the technique and how it is employed in many northwest waterways specifically bays and rivers in Oregon. Most anglers probably have the impression that there isn’t much to trolling spinners when fishing for salmon. Since the technique started to get popular, there have been some modifications to it that have made it one of the most productive ways to catch salmon, especially for fall chinook. These techniques will be outlined in this report and how anglers can best take advantage of them to make them produce the results you deserve.

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SKU: Tech13 Category: Tech Reports Tag: Spinners for Chinook Salmon
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The Oregon fishing technical report series describe years of tested techniques, proven to take significant catches of salmon, steelhead and sturgeon. These 19 reports were written exclusively by Professional Oregon Fishing Guide Bob Rees. Not only has he been guiding anglers professionally since 1991 but he also has 7 seasonal years with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife giving him a unique insight into the finer details that make up our great Northwest fisheries.

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