DOLLY VARDEN Fishing the Washington Coast! | Techniques for Success! | BONUS Coho & Chum Salmon!
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Dolly Varden are an often overlooked species on the Washington coastal Rivers! These are hard fighting, aggressive fish that are fun to target in the Fall as they make their way upriver to feed on the flesh of decaying salmon! Enjoy as we cover how to target these fish and find a few coho and chum along the way!
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Right on man! Love fishing with Danny. He knows his stuff!!!
He is a stud angler! Good dude!
Great stuff. You guys are a wealth of information and motivation
Thank you so much for the support! Hopefully the info helps!
I was catching Dollies and Suckers while twitching for Coho up here in Alaska this summer. Never thought Suckers would be so aggressive. 😮😂
Man are they ever! That was a crazy suckered bite in that hole!
I had to stop running blue and chartreuse twitchers on the sandy river becuase all I would do was catch carp back after back on that color combo I feel your pain
Love this!
Are these good to eat?
Dollys, lake trout, and bull trout are not the same species. They are all apart of the char family, salvelinus, which is a sister group to Oncorhynchus (pacific salmon, rainbow, cutthroat, gila etc.). In the late 1900s dollys and bull trout were recognized as separate species and bull trout were added to the endangered species act in the 90s. Differentiating helps w recovery efforts of both species and gives scientists a better idea of biodiversity in the PNW.
That being said the fish caught in this video looks like a bull trout. Due to similar characteristics and these species being so closely related I am not 100% sure.
I am specifically talking about that first “dolly” caught. That fish looked more like a bull than a dolly to me. But I am not an expert at differentiating dolly’s and bulls. I am just a guy that has spent a couple years working with and fishing for bull trout