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Monthly Archives: October 2017
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-28-2017
New Client Steve and his son-in-law Jason were onboard with me on Saturday October the 28th to hopefully catch king salmon. We met up early and headed down stream, after some instructions on what goes on when a fish is … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-26-2017
Returning client Mike brought along his friend Frank for a day’s fishing trip to try for some king salmon on October the 26th. Since this was Franks first time fishing like this I explained to him on what happens when … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-25-2017
I had two single fishermen wanting to fish so I put them both together on October the 25th. We set out and they decided on who would go first. Dean would be going first on this day. We finally had … Continue reading
Sacramento River king salmon 10-19-2017
Returning client Harry and Robert were onboard with me on October the 19th to chase king salmon on the river. It had rained the night before, so we had a barometric weather change and a south wind blowing in the … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-18-2017
Returning clients Mark Largent and Mark George were out with me on October the 18th to hopefully catch some king salmon. We started our pass in search and after nearly ending our run the starboard side went down and Mark … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-17-2017
Returning client Vince brought along his buddy Bob to chase down some river salmon on October the 17th. I set out the rods and gave some instructions mainly to Bob as he was new to this type of fishing, is … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-16-2017
Returning clients Kevin and Mike were onboard with me again on October the 16th to chase river salmon. This day would prove to be a tough one not as many bite we did have few takedowns that did not stick, … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-15-2017
Returning client Jeff Kennedy brought along his buddy and his son in hopes of getting Fritz his first river salmon on Sunday October 15th. We headed out and this was all about getting this young guy his first salmon as his dad was … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon 10-14-2017
New client Bob and his son Spencer were onboard on Saturday October the 14th to see how and hopefully catch some king salmon. instructions were first on what happens we get a fish on ,and on the first pass that … Continue reading
Sacramento River King Salmon
Returning client Butch brought along his daughter Jeannie and her husband Tony on Friday October the 13th. The morning was very cold in the high 30s, but when you get a fish on, on the first pass the cold goes away … Continue reading
