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• capt louie citrus countyPosts: 10,643 Moderator

  September 2019 #2

  Nice kings !  Hooked some in Alaska , didn't land them. Strong fish.

  "You'll get your weather"

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• Sixth Generation Posts: 910 Officer

  September 2019 #3

  I went to the Salmon river in Pulaski, NY one time with a friend.  We had a blast and caught a lot of fish.  It is elbow to elbow combat fishing where I was, but still fun.  The only thing was September is skunk mating season up there and the whole town smelled like a skunk the whole time!

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• Alex from GA Posts: 1,647 Captain

  September 2019 #4

  Occasionally they came to So Cal around Oxnard and my buddies and I caught a few there.  Mighty tasty.  I've also caught them in Washington's Puget Sound.

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• WetBandit Posts: 117 Deckhand

  September 2019 #5

  nice fish!  I want to do something like that so bad one day

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• Lostconch Posts: 1,028 Officer

  September 2019 #6

  I lived on the shore of Lake Ontario when all the salmon and trout started. Have caught some in the creeks but more just off shore in a boat. Good rainbow fishing in the winter as well.

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• zimmy4209 Ocala FloridaPosts: 1,456 Officer

  September 2019 #7

  Sixth Generation said:

  I went to the Salmon river in Pulaski, NY one time with a friend.  We had a blast and caught a lot of fish.  It is elbow to elbow combat fishing where I was, but still fun.  The only thing was September is skunk mating season up there and the whole town smelled like a skunk the whole time!

  Pulaski is where my brother caught these up on salmon river on a side note though September Is also peak harvest time for peoples outdoor marijuana crop. Some of that skunk smell could been a 10 lb. Patch right off the river. 

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• zimmy4209 Ocala FloridaPosts: 1,456 Officer

  September 2019 #8

  Lostconch said:

  I lived on the shore of Lake Ontario when all the salmon and trout started. Have caught some in the creeks but more just off shore in a boat. Good rainbow fishing in the winter as well.

  I've been up fishing for steelhead in salmon river alot more than any salmon fishing because usually totally obsessed with getting in a treestand this time of year but for the life of me cant find any other pictures but this one. Other than the color I think steelhead and rainbows are same fish the ones in great lakes seem to get alot darker than fish in finger lakes once they get up in the stream. 
  

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• tailingendloop77 Posts: 802 Officer

  October 2019 #9

  I did the Little Garden a long time ago. Never seen so many fish in my life. A few fish you could catch in the lips, otherwise there were so many you couldn't help foul-looking a bunch. The kings ran like antelope and usually threw the hook. 

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• Lostconch Posts: 1,028 Officer

  October 2019 #10

  zimmy4209 said:

  Lostconch said:

  I lived on the shore of Lake Ontario when all the salmon and trout started. Have caught some in the creeks but more just off shore in a boat. Good rainbow fishing in the winter as well.

  I've been up fishing for steelhead in salmon river alot more than any salmon fishing because usually totally obsessed with getting in a treestand this time of year but for the life of me cant find any other pictures but this one. Other than the color I think steelhead and rainbows are same fish the ones in great lakes seem to get alot darker than fish in finger lakes once they get up in the stream. 
  

  Never fished the finger lakes much. I lived in Sodus Point for awhile so mostly fished Maxwell Creek

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• zimmy4209 Ocala FloridaPosts: 1,456 Officer

  October 2019 #11

  Lostconch said:

  zimmy4209 said:

  Lostconch said:

  I lived on the shore of Lake Ontario when all the salmon and trout started. Have caught some in the creeks but more just off shore in a boat. Good rainbow fishing in the winter as well.

  I've been up fishing for steelhead in salmon river alot more than any salmon fishing because usually totally obsessed with getting in a treestand this time of year but for the life of me cant find any other pictures but this one. Other than the color I think steelhead and rainbows are same fish the ones in great lakes seem to get alot darker than fish in finger lakes once they get up in the stream. 
  

  Never fished the finger lakes much. I lived in Sodus Point for awhile so mostly fished Maxwell Creek

  Shows you how little I actually know of area north of where I lived because steelhead I posted in the picture were actually caught on maxwell creek not salmon river but they are all coming from same body of water i guess.  Talked to a buddy today he said every tributary hes been to off cayuga lake is absolutely loaded right now with browns and landlocked salmon spawning. Fall.is best time.of year hands down imo

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