Barrier Reel

Help in corkies for barrier dam in salkum washington.?

almon and steelhead are thick out here right now and I was wondering what color and size of corkies are being used to catch these things. I’ve been twice and used flouresant orange which I only had 2 hits and one on then off but im watching people reel them in time and time again some with weghted rigs and some with corkies but no differant than im using. So maybe its not my luck but wanted to know if anyone is getting exceptional luck with a certain something. Thanks for your help.

Corkie color choices could very well be one of the problems. I use Salmon Pink with Pink yarn (depends on conditions) on egg loop riggin’ for river Steelies. Steelhead are one of the most wariest species in the waters and patience is ONLY BUT ONE of the biggest factors in nailin’ them. Have provided you with a’ link/site (Salmon Trout and Steelhead) that I’ve been with for G _ d knows how long… Go through it and guarantee it’ll do some teaching. Tight lines and hope this helps a’ bit <);-3

Steelheader.net:

http://www.steelheader.net/home/default.shtml

Note: A' Corkie is one form of a' float so you'll need the proper riggin'. Link will break that down for you as well as other info., that will steer ya' in the right direction...

Added:
This link below is not for your area butttt, gives real good info., for both Steelhead aka "Iron Head" and Salmon...

http://www.lakemichiganangler.com/tips/river/river_fishing.htm

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