gearGrab your rods and coolers,it's time for Puget Soundcoho! As far as saltwatersalmon go, coho tend to beaggressive and eager biters.You can find them in mostareas of the Sound, and thebite will only improve as theseason progresses. Cohoare plentiful and tasty! Theytaste good when caughtin rivers, but you can't beata chrome coho fresh fromthe salt. Having the rightstrategy, the proper gearand good preparation willhelp you get a boatload ofcoho this summer!Trolling is the most popularway to catch these PugetSound coho. It's a greatway to cover water andadjust your depth based onthe fish's location. Havingthe right gear is certainlyimportant, but having agood strategy makes all thedifference. I recommendgetting an early start andfishing shallow. As the dayprogresses, fish deeper.Watch for marks and don'tbe afraid to drop your gearright down into the fish.Pay close attention to yourfish finder.Coho will school up most ofthe time, so don't be afraidto circle back to whereveryou get bites. Coho like ashorter setback than you'dthink. I usually use a 50to 75-ft setback. Trollingspeed for coho can be acontroversial topic. Speedsanywhere from 2.5 mphto 3.5 mph will work. Hereagain, is where having afish finder is crucial. Inaddition, study tide tablesahead of time. It's no secretthat coho love a good
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