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![]() "A September King taken on a Flasher/Bait Combination!" This is a fish that would be typical of any King Salmon taken during the staging period. Attractors are used to entice mature Kings into the trolling pattern. Once there, the Kings home in on bait or flies trolled behind the attractors. |
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"Staging Kings" |
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![]() "A 25lb.King" |
Late June through September "The Time of the King!" Kings enter the eastern basin in Late June and remain throughout September. The summer fishery yields bright colored salmon such as these, while August and September are more noted for staging fish. Whichever you prefer, expect them to take 100 yds. of line on the strike. You won't forget the fight! |
![]() "A 34lb. King" |
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![]() "A Coho/King Double" |
Salmon Variety While the Chinook (King) salmon is the most common salmonid in our waters, there are Cohos and Atlantics. Kings are "line burners", Cohos are "jumpers" and the Atlantics are "a mix of both". Mike Seymour and Bob Flavin took this Coho/King double while writing an article for New York Sportsman Magazine. Action like this is common during August staging periods. |
![]() "An 18 lb. Atlantic" |
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"Hot Zone Kings"
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