My Favorite Coho Tributary Techniques

My Favorite Tributary Coho Techniques
Welcome to another Episode as we dive right into one of my favorite local Fisheries for Salmon on our Tributaries COHO!! Come find out some of my favorite ways to target and catch these salmon.
If you like the products featured in tonight's episode, take a look at the links below:
-Holy Moly Outdoors Fish Bone Spinners: www.holymolyoutdoors.com
-Wicked Lures: www.wickedlures.com -
-twitching jigs
-YBC maglip 3.5
-Clear Drift Typhoon spoons
-Dick Nite Spoons
-blades
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See you out on the water!
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[@raybaby]

I like your videos of show and tell explaining what how why. Awesome content helping new people and ideas for the experienced 👍👍 Lots of different techniques and everyone has opinions. You explain it from your own experiences making it enjoyable to watch 👍👍👍

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Greatly appreciate it! Thank you for watching

[@MrBento12345]

I never been fishing Skykomish from a 12” aluminum boat, worry it will get stuck on shallow water. Can I get some advice on where shallow areas I should be avoiding or if there is tidal areas I should be avoiding. Thanks!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

That small of a boat is not meant for the Skykomish. I’m sorry I would only use something like that in the snohomish. Where are you feel comfortable. The Skokomish is way too shallow right now in particular, and that smaller boat has more of a chance of flipping than anything else.

[@BilboSandbaggins]

I just bought some of your spinners! Excited to try them out!!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Thank you for your support! Cannot wait to hear how they do!

[@adamnoga-styron7882]

Fishing the sky tomorrow!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Right on! Fish to be had :)

[@joeneal1852]

That's a lot of nice gear I caught my first coat on a Colorado spinner about 50 years ago on a river in California our best day on the Snohomish we were below the highway 2 bridge I got six over 11 lb on a black and red wiggle wart

[@joeneal1852]

Three fish limit that year

[@joeneal1852]

My fishing partner and I I should say

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

@@joeneal1852 heck yeah awesome!

[@chazbickel4518]

Skykomish is going to be on the rise with the rain coming. Should get some fish moving. Fish On !!!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Hoping so! Found some fun but looking forward to some more!

[@avid.venture]

Sweet vid my dude! Had a couple great days of limits in B.C. on the spinner. Love coho!

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Heck yeah! Thank you for watching and the support! Nothing better than a spinner coho this time of year

[@avid.venture]

@@HolyMolyOutdoors you bet! Oh man, the spinner was lights out. Do you ever put a swivel between the hook and the body of the spinner? As much as it was lights out, we also lost a heap of coho after the first initial coho death roll. I’ve heard the swivel ads a bit of extra room so they can’t use the body of the spinner as leverage to pry the hook 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

@@avid.venture 100% it’s a great way to keep them pinned on!

[@avid.venture]

@@HolyMolyOutdoors ok sweet! Forgive me if you have a video explaining just that! 😅. But nice, I’ll have to give it a try next time. Lost too many after the initial roll

[@matteoman39]

Question maybe you can answer: At what point are the fish no longer good to keep to eat? I've heard once they get upriver they aren't good.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Honestly Coho hold up pretty well until they are straight fire trucks (red and black). I have no problem eating or smoking an upriver coho

[@titandino]

Heading back to ol' reliable with the rain tomorrow hoping everyone else is on the sky lol. Should be free if the snaggers spread out.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Hoping for the same myself!! Have you seen any more pushing through?

[@titandino]

@@HolyMolyOutdoors Yeah was out there earlier and it looks pretty good. Just a few jacks biting my beads though. Big boys weren't feeling too aggressive on either finesse or hardware haha. The level should be super nice tomorrow morning. Allows them to get up into the main upper holes easier since I know under the bridge is probably a pain in the neck for them to get through when it was as low as it is the past week.

[@jeremycarlson376]

@@HolyMolyOutdoorsI’m new to coho fishing and recently found your channel, I’ve already adjusted some of my tackle based on your videos but I’m trying to learn more about their behavior and how to find them. Do they come up river or bite more often during the rain or shortly after a rain when the water level has risen? We had a good rain in my area yesterday and I considered going out in it but decided to go today thinking it will give them some time to get in the river now that the water level has gone up. Thanks for making helpful content!

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Got into a few today but it was tough. Lots of fish around. Single colorado blades and dick nites wrre the trick

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

Awesome! I hit one on the orange wicked and saw another on a twitcher caught. Good to have some new water to cover

[@Spencer_Plant_Projects]

Yeah the lower river was getting pretty depressing with all the dead pink and seals.

[@HolyMolyOutdoors]

@@Spencer_Plant_Projects agree 100%