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Originally Posted by Fradaburidi
Once the salmons enter the river they stop eating and start changing. Most of them still bite but for other reasons.
If they change too much they are not worth keeping. Some are OK if you fish close to the ocean and away from the spawning grounds.
Everybody wanted a silver salmon, the color and shape that they have in the ocean.
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All the salmon I caught in the Skeena, Kitimat and other rivers were still silver bullets. I was fishing 10 to 20 miles in from the ocean. The salmon were biting on spin and glows with a roe bag on the hook. All the sea run trout would bite on spoons.
The biggest chinook i caught was 60 lbs. and took almost 4 hours to get in and a half mile of shore line.