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Good fishing right through September usually. Good thing for you with a smaller boat is they're close to river mouths. 

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Good time for J Plugs and persistence. There's still ones off deeper especially Cohos just need to pick good days to venture out. 

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A couple things come to mind that are related to the above posts;

The adult salmon that are spawning and pre-spawning even become a very different target. They are no longer actively feeding so the approach is to irritate them into striking out of territorial aggression rather than evoking a feeding reponse so you use highly active bright lures and attractors to get them to bite. Hooks need to be very sharp and sturdy as their mouths harden during this time. They may be anyplace in the water or water column homing in on their stream of origin so the fishing around steam mouths etc. is a good idea. Water temps may mean virtually nothing to them. The other option when the fishing gets tough for them is to go after younger salmon often with steelies and cohos in the mix, but this often will take you out deeper and you will have to choose your days carefully. September can be a real questionmark weatherwise from year to year with very different water temp profiles and lake conditions so it is impossible to clearly predict from year to year what it will be like or what part of the month it will be like as well.

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Stagging kings are easy to catch. Throw temps out window. Run less. 2 riggers 2 dypsy and maybe 2 coppers. Run 2.5 with meat rigs and flasher no more then 12ft off the ball. Keep your rigs up higher then normal.

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On 7/7/2018 at 3:22 PM, jason said:

Stagging kings are easy to catch. Throw temps out window. Run less. 2 riggers 2 dypsy and maybe 2 coppers. Run 2.5 with meat rigs and flasher no more then 12ft off the ball. Keep your rigs up higher then normal.

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your "less" is my about my max! 6 rods. I will keep all of the above in mind for the staging kings, and also going out farther for youngers .

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