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PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 2:02 pm    Post subject: new to sturgeon Reply with quote

hello,
im new to washinton and new to the omighty stergeon. i would like to try hooking up with one of these mosters this weekend. now i have the right equiptment for these fish but i dont know where on the columbia to fish them. anyone have any pointers to lead me in the right direction. and i will probably just try to fish from shore. if you can do that. im also heading from seattle to come down. any info would help alot. thanks!

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 10:01 pm    Post subject: sturg's Reply with quote

Welcome to the mighty sturgeon fight, first off are you a bank maggot or a boater? makes a difference in where i send you to fish. coming out of seattle if your working the river in a boat i would suggest putting in Kalama and moving over towards the old trojan nuclear plant.
find a hole about 50 ft deep move so your on a ridge either a sharp drop from land or, perferably where you find a the water going from 20 or 30 feet to where it drops into a hole.
anchor up so your sitting just down stream from the hole, that way you can cast back into the hole and work the flat below the whole.
other than than i say read my article on sturgeon fishing and just apply the technic the best you can it is not hard but if your not in to a fish within 30 mins dont be afraid to move 50 feet or so to another hole

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PostPosted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 12:43 pm    Post subject: hello Reply with quote

thanks for the reply. i will be what you call a "bank maggot" lol. so how did that name start? any info from shore? thanks

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PostPosted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 2:02 pm    Post subject: sturg Reply with quote

When i started sturgeon fishing we always fished bonniville dam and we where all called bank maggots i dont know where it started but it been that way as long as i can remember.

fish the mouth of the cowlitz river where it flows into the columbia and up stream a little(this is located in longview wa)
also there is some spots in the woodland are that produce but i really no have that information for you.

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