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1 Newberg Chapter Northwest Steelheaders Anglers Dedicated to Enhancing and Protecting Fisheries and their Habitats for Today and the Future Oct 2015 OFFICERS President to be approved: Ty Campsey We will meet to make Ty officially president of the chapter Secretary/Recorder Mark Grier Treasurer Carl Patrick DIRECTORS Membership Door Prizes Carl Patrick and Arlene Askey Newsletter Bob Askey Past President Sean Derry Renee Johnson Guest Speaker: Nate of Nates Baits Nate will discuss his cures. Nates Baits Webpage: Tuesday, 13 7:00 pm, Chehalem Senior Center W. Foothills Drive. Newberg, Oregon Nate will deliver uncured eggs to those that ordered them. Not sure if he will bring extra eggs with him. Make sure to order by sending an to Renee Johnson by Oct 10. renee.nwsteelheader@outlook.com As everyone that attended the meeting Sept 8 knows Sean and Renee resigned as Newberg Chapter President. Sean s dad has been very sick and they need to focus on taking care of him. Plus both of their jobs have become more demanding of their time. We would all like to thank Sean and Renee for all the good things they have done. All the raffle items they got from sponsors. Leading our chapter from June and Sept. Plus the chapter fishing trip bank fishing for Coho near Hammond, Oregon. Hopefully they will stay active as they possibly can with the Newberg Chapter. The bank fishing Saturday September 12 wasn t very good at all. The weather changed and became very foggy. Sean said a red algae moved in along the bank and the salmon avoid it. Sean said that everyone that participated had a really good time even with no fish. Ty Campsey showed up Friday and stayed over night. Ty assisted Sean and Renee with getting spots for chapter members early Saturday morning to fish from the bank. Saturday was not a good day fishing but Ty spent time fishing Friday and got a really nice Hatchery Coho. Ty and his family made a number of trips fishing from the bank and did really well. We would like to thank Ty Campsey for volunteering for the Newberg Chapter President. The chapter board will meet at 6:00 pm before the regular meeting Oct 13 to vote and approve Ty for this position. As of this newsletter don t know of anyone else volunteering. Ty will need everyone s help to make his experience as president good and memorable. Oct 13, 2015 Tue Meeting 8 th distribute Newsletter CALENDAR Nov 10, 2015 Tue Meeting 5 th distribute Newsletter Dec 8, 2015 Tue Meeting 3 rd distribute Newsletter
2 Here is a list of Sponsors. These are some of the companies that Renee Johnson contacted and got donations for our raffles. Please support these companies. When possible thank them for supporting the Newberg Steelheaders. Newberg Steelheader Sponsors: Yakima Bait Fish-Field Joel s Jigs Waco Fishing Pro-Cure Nate s Bait Holdzit Kone Zone Eagle Creek Rods Northwest Sportman Magazine Frank Amato Publications Western Fishing Operations BnR Tackle Mad River Manufacturing Dave s Tangle Free Reel Lifestyle Shortbus Flashers Jeremy Toman Reeds Rod Wraps Volunteers Needed (Have no idea if they still need people): Salmon River fall Chinook are used as the indicator stock to estimate the exploitation rate for all fall Chinook on the north Oregon coast. Hatchery fish are adipose fin clipped and coded wire tagged before release. The recovery of these fish in the commercial and sport fisheries in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington and Oregon along with recoveries at the hatchery and on the spawning grounds are used to represent the harvest rate of Oregon s coastal fall Chinook. Data collected is used in Pacific Salmon Treaty negotiations that can have a significant effect on Oregon s Chinook salmon populations. The Salmon River Hatchery releases 200,000 fall Chinook each year to support the popular in-river recreational fishery and supplement ocean fisheries. Because of staff reductions, ODFW is looking for volunteers to help with the spawning of returning hatchery Chinook. Coho fishing Above Willamette Falls: We might get a mediocre run this year. We need rain but Coho are already in the Willamette River. Haven t heard any reports from locals. Check fish counts over Willamette Falls for latest Coho count: Yakima Bait Company Flash Glo UV Squid Spinner Casting Model Flash Glo UV Squid Spinner Trolling Model (not weighted) Blue Fox Spinners These produce well on the Willamette River for Coho. No need for light line these fish aren t leader shy. Plus there is a lot of wood in the river. Use Size 5 cast or troll Brad s Wiggle Wart s Chart of Colors Here are some good Coho colors. Also red and chartreuse are good colors to try. Tip troll spinners down river and Wiggle Warts up river. Experiment a little. *Use a Duo lock snap on leader to change out lures fast. Make sure to use chain or barrel swivel on end that attaches to main line. Make sure plugs dive straight down not go to one side. Web Links of Interest: Fishing the river above Rogers Landing requires a boat. Mark Grier spent time last year trying to find bank access and that was pretty much not happening. There are a few areas to fish from the bank all on private land. Coho adults and jacks already in the river will likely hold in the deep channels waiting for rain. Once we get a big rain they will disappear into the Yamhill River tributaries. Knot Tying examples. Had this in the newsletter in the past: This web site has a page that you can pick out different rivers to look at current levels. Newberg Chapter has a WebPage! You can check past newsletters, links to Association webpage join and donate links: Volunteers will learn how to: Net, handle, and identify Salmonoid species Spawn fish to meet egg take goals Wand and mark fish for research purposes Process fish for Food Share and nutrient enrichment Assist with other hatchery operations as needed There will be five or more volunteer positions most days, Monday through Friday from early October through the end of November. Full or half day shifts are available. Much of the volunteer work is physically demanding, but there are opportunities for light work including data recording, spawning assistance, and bagging/processing snouts. We are expecting a lot of fish to come back and are actively looking for volunteers to go and help us out at that hatchery, Spangler said. Interested volunteers are encouraged to contact Christine Clapp in the Newport ODFW office at ext. 253 for more information or Christine.M.Clapp@state.or.us
3 Sponsors: Guest Speaker: Samples for Members: Derek Clare Call: Call: Call: Webpage: Guest Speaker: Reeds Rod Wraps Webpage: Phil Pirone Guest Speaker Guide: Damon Struble res.com/ (541)
4 *Outdoor GPS Thursday Oct 1 viewer called in asking about rigging the Brad's Super Bait with a Pro Troll Flasher. Owin was reluctant to discuss because it isn't well known to most anglers. Owin was afraid of making a lot of people angry with him discussing this very effective setup. The word is getting out and more people will be trying this method of trolling for Columbia River Fall Chinook. This method has been used in the upper Columbia River for a while. Here are some videos I found of people using this setup: Trolling Brads Super Baits on the Columbia River for fall Chinook Salmon. Using Pro-Troll Flashers Salmon fishing Columbia river Pasco Washington August 29th 2015 late summer early fall king salmon mouth of the Yakima River where it joins the Columbia river. Brads super baits and pro troll flashers with canned tuna in oil. Also add Pro-Cure Bloody Tuna Scent Hanford Reach Fall Chinook Fishing. Really good Angler West Episode Brad's Super Bait with Pro Troll Flasher with e-chip *Notice the guide never discusses the Pro Troll Flasher only the lure. Brad's Super Bait NWH Up Coming Events for NW Steelheaders: From Doug Briggs: In an outreach to all the Chapters, we offer this information in the hopes you find it useful, share it with your constituency and encourage their participation. We further challenge you to get involved in these events that financially support our mission statement. Get involved on any level of planning, volunteering and / or participating. Meetup Website Helps Bring New and Experienced Anglers Together If you re a member of the Northwest Steelheaders, please take a moment to check out a new website that our organization supports. You can even sign up to become a member yourself! It s easy, and membership is free. The web address is: New Links of Possible Interest: How To Fillet a Fall Chinook Salmon Short video showing the magnitude of the Cormorant population on the lower Columbia River k Oil and Coal Trains Along the Columbia River Any spill along the Columbia River will result a big lose. How To Fillet King Salmon with The Bubba Blade - Haven't used one hear their good. One guy told me he hated his Bubba Blade. How to Tie a Palomar Knot for Fluorocarbon Heard of knots breaking this video gives some tips on how to prevent that and also shows a damaged leader. Interesting Method Adding a Hook to Spoon The Trailing Hook Method The following Event dates are established. *SHOT Tournament Tillamook Fairgrounds cost $90 Oct 15th thru 17th *There is lodging and meals with these two events - call or contact Doug for information. Banquet, Awards, Silent Auction & Door Prizes ANWS Hall of Fame Banquet / Auction Nov 14th New Venue, Better Games & More Fun *Holiday Inn Wilsonville, Oregon Doug Briggs - Sandy River Chapter ANWS fish4doug@aol.com More Links to Interesting Information: *Twitching Jigs for Coho - Learn how to twitch jigs on the Humptulips River on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. Josiah Darr of Clackacraft, Jared Cady, Brandon Glass and Jerid Doering hunt down November Coho in one of the Northwest's premier small streams. I think this method will work great for Willamette River Coho right out of Newberg. I plan on trying it this Oct. _campaign=3%2f28%2f15&utm_medium= ClackaCraft 18 ClackaMax Drift Boat Adams Trailer Stolen Drift Boat Help Find it Full Gray Cover w/clackacraft logo, Pipe Rear Knee Brace, Cataract Oars (Razor Blades), Spare Tire in horizontal carrier on trailer tongue, pulley anchor system w/pyramid anchor, Break-down Oar. Six Folbe Rod Holders (three plug, three fly) two rod holder mounts on sides of front deck, one more on each side of interior ahead of oarlocks. Blue lining rope and blue throw cushion under front deck. Pipe knee brace isn t shown in the photo as it s easily removable when there s only passenger, but it was in the boat to hold the cover up when the boat was stolen Monday night. Boat hull is dark blue above white w/light gray interior, gray seats, Serial No. XEP4235G313 Trailer is black steel Adams, Serial No. 1A9WD1614D Lincoln County Sheriff Case # ,
5 Association of Northwest Steelheaders 6641 SE Lake Road Milwaukie, OR (503) Oregon Affiliate Facebook: Newberg Steelheaders - Logon to Facebook and search for Newberg Steelheaders Newberg Steelheaders Web Page - Word Press Web Page: *View all our previous newsletters from this web page plus meeting information. Click heading Newsletter Anglers Dedicated to Enhancing and Protecting Fisheries and their Habitats for Today and the Future. Please call the office, , if you are interested in developing a new chapter. Below are the new membership rates as of August Newsletter Information Send your stories and pictures for the newsletter to: Bob Askey NewbergSteelheaders@yahoo.com Phone: (503) Submitting a picture that is used in the newsletter will get you a free raffle ticket! Remember: This is YOUR Chapter! YOUR help is GREATLY appreciated!
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