Russian River and Kenai Confluence?
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spoiled one
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I fished from the power line down to the ferry crossing on Sunday. We were fishing beads for rainbows/dollies, but did see a fair number of silvers. Most of them had quite a bit of color, but there were some chromers mixed in. Fishing was tough do to all the leaves in the water as well as the worst wind I have ever seen on the Russian itself. Sure beats working, though!
Russian
I fished from the power line down to the ferry crossing on Sunday. We were fishing beads for rainbows/dollies, but did see a fair number of silvers. Most of them had quite a bit of color, but there were some chromers mixed in. Fishing was tough do to all the leaves in the water as well as the worst wind I have ever seen on the Russian itself. Sure beats working, though!
AlaskaHippie
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Powerline UP to the Ferry or did all the flooding reverse the flow of the river?spolied one said:
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Still some fresh silvers on the russian...just gotta weed thru the blushers....
spoiled one
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Hippie
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"I fished from the power line down to the ferry crossing on Sunday.
Powerline UP to the Ferry or did all the flooding reverse the flow of the river?"
The powerline crosses the Russian upstream of campground.
Hippie
"I fished from the power line down to the ferry crossing on Sunday.
Powerline UP to the Ferry or did all the flooding reverse the flow of the river?"
The powerline crosses the Russian upstream of campground.
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several of us fished the Russian Monday at it was full of leaves, higher than usual, low visibility, but still fishable. We hooked some smaller rainbows with egg imitation flies. (12 to 14 inchers). We had a close encounter with a large cottonwood broken off and the whole thing slammed to the ground 70 feet from us, maybe 1/2 a second between the 50mph gust of wind breaking the base of it and it hitting the ground. We also saw a Lynx on the road. You are right, better that working.
Russian
several of us fished the Russian Monday at it was full of leaves, higher than usual, low visibility, but still fishable. We hooked some smaller rainbows with egg imitation flies. (12 to 14 inchers). We had a close encounter with a large cottonwood broken off and the whole thing slammed to the ground 70 feet from us, maybe 1/2 a second between the 50mph gust of wind breaking the base of it and it hitting the ground. We also saw a Lynx on the road. You are right, better that working.
Closes after Labor Day
Closes after Labor Day
I drove through in mid September and the camping loops were all gated and locked......at least the ones I looked at
I think the only thing there now is the parking lot which was open .......
Kind of silly that they consider camping to be over in early September
(IMHO)
Closes after Labor Day
I drove through in mid September and the camping loops were all gated and locked......at least the ones I looked at
I think the only thing there now is the parking lot which was open .......
Kind of silly that they consider camping to be over in early September
(IMHO)
