A photo of Drew72's catch

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Drew72
10/25/2015 12:23:51 AM

Stacked up like sardines! 2010 saw one of the largest sockeye runs in Pacific NE history: 30 million into the Fraser River and 3.7 million into the Adam's River. Space was at a premium! Every bit of slack water had them piled up through the entire water column. Spawning grounds were a carpet of red & green. This system has a large run every 4th year. The next big return is 2018. Bucket list ⬇️⬇️

Catch Details

Sockeye Salmon

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    1. King_Fisher 0
      Gotcha makes sense!
    2. Drew72 0
      Playing them here expends vital energy they need for spawning. @King_Fisher
    3. Drew72 0
      It would be @King_Fisher In this part of the system, also not a take fishery, unlike down stream. At this point they are ready to spawn and die. Figure that I'll ...more leave them to their business.
    4. King_Fisher 0
      Gotcha it's probably way too easy anyway! Lol
    5. Drew72 0
      Lol @flomofisher It's the stuff of the old timer's tales up there! "When I was a kid we'd walk across on the backs of the salmon"
    6. Bob Bob 0
      You could walk across them
    7. Drew72 0
      Taking pictures and diving @King_Fisher A personal choice not to fish the river during the heavy runs. Fish in the lake during these times.
    8. King_Fisher 0
      That sounds awesome were you fishing or just taking pictures?
    9. imajap 0
      Not even ur picture! Freak off!
    10. Drew72 0
      👊 that means a lot. Thanks @zackfishing
    11. zackfishing 0
      best picture I've ever seen! most interesting one by far to nice job !
    12. Drew72 0
      Thanks @King_Fisher I spent 30 days in the area over the run. Was an unbelievable experience!
    13. King_Fisher 0
      That's insane! The picture too!
    14. Drew72 0
      Thank you @snigaligdigit Appreciate that!
    15. Charlie George 0
      @Drew72 that is a down right impressive photo! Nice job
    16. Drew72 0
      Material
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