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Nehalem Bay Fall Chinook Salmon Fishing

by: jandlfishingguide (View Article Source)

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September means Fall Chinook on the Oregon Coast. With the Columbia Buoy Ten season now closed, its time to fish Nehalem Oregon a few minutes south of Cannon Beach, Oregon.

Chinook Salmon on the Nehalem River average 20 to 35 pounds with fish being caught in excess of 50 pounds every September. Most fish are caught in the "calm" waters out in front of the town of Nehalem between the Hwy 101 bridge out to the river mouth or the "jaws" on the Pacific Ocean. Using 10' 6" Fetha Styx mooching rods, trolling is the show here with cut-plugged herring and large spinners in 8 to 25 feet of water making for a tremendous fight. We average 4 to 6 King salmon a day.
Team J and L Nehalem Kings
Also we are booking the October Coho fishery on the Chehalis, Cowlitz, and Lewis rivers.

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Added: Tue Sep 02 2008

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