Hello everyone,
I'm new to the forums. I'm a Fisheries and Wildlife student. We are taking a one week trip to Anchorage alaska for the Wildlife Society National Conference. We will be at the conference for 2 days then we will be touring your fine state.
A few other students and I would love to go fishing. I'm curious if you guys could give me some advice. Such as, will a 10'6" noodle rod with 6# test be enough for a coho if i'm lucky enough to catch one.
What kind of spin fishing techniques are successful?
Is the last week of september too late to expect to catch any coho's?
Any streams that you wouldn't mind sharing information on for a few out of state students?
Thank you guys for any info you are willing to share.
I'm new to the forums. I'm a Fisheries and Wildlife student. We are taking a one week trip to Anchorage alaska for the Wildlife Society National Conference. We will be at the conference for 2 days then we will be touring your fine state.
A few other students and I would love to go fishing. I'm curious if you guys could give me some advice. Such as, will a 10'6" noodle rod with 6# test be enough for a coho if i'm lucky enough to catch one.
What kind of spin fishing techniques are successful?
Is the last week of september too late to expect to catch any coho's?
Any streams that you wouldn't mind sharing information on for a few out of state students?
Thank you guys for any info you are willing to share.
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