Live to Hunt and Fish Podcast - EP14 Buoy 10 Salmon Fishing with David Johnson

EP14 Buoy 10 Salmon Fishing with David Johnson

07/03/18 • 32 min

Buoy 10 Salmon fishing with David Johnson of David Johnson's Guide Service.

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Each fall upwards of half a million Salmon will return to the Columbia River making their way up to the streams of their birth. If you are into Salmon fishing you will want to be at Buoy 10 come August. But there is a learning curve and dangers that need to considered before you leave the dock. The area is immense with the Columbia River being over 3.5 miles wide here so safety is paramount. The tides and wind are major factors in how you will be fishing this area and how safe it will be out on the water. You will hear how David plans out his day based on the conditions. We also discuss the gear he uses, setups, techniques, and even his preferred bait for this fishery. We had technical difficulties on this one so there will not be a video version but there is just too much good info here to not post this episode. I want to thank David for taking time out of his busy schedule to sit down, in less than ideal conditions, to share his knowledge with us. So get ready to take notes because this podcast is shorter than most of our other episodes but we hammer through a lot of good info. Enjoy the podcast.....

Buoy 10 Salmon fishing with David Johnson of David Johnson's Guide Service.

Welcome to the Live to Hunt and Fish podcast. Where we seek out the experts in the Hunting and Fishing world, and bring their knowledge to you.

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