moved to Anchorage Alaska and was wondering where and when are some of the best spots to fish for salmon?
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Chinook River is a great place to fish, and thebest time would be in midspring. If you arrive there in the early morning, thefishing is good. Also, if you like deep water,check out some of thelocal fisheries, they mayjust take you out with them for a day or two.
859602
Salmon,Artic Char or fish from or from Artics or Antartica region.
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Alaska is beautiful. I was born and raised there. I live in San Antonio right now, with my husband who is in the military. As soon as he gets out we are going back home. Summers there are perfect (70-80 degrees)for fishing, hunting, tons of places to go 4-wheeling, but winters can get a little cold. But you have snow machining, snowboarding, and skiing to keep ya warmed up.
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the following web page has a listing of some Denver area lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams where you can fish, as well as the types of fish available\n\nhttp://www.coloradofishing.net/ft_denver.htm
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alaska is a good training ground.
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crab fishing is mostly in alaska, thats the best and pays the best. you can get a copy of any sports mag. like field and streem, and look in there in the back of it, crab fishing is seasonel but dangerous. my husband was watching an adventure show on the sports channel one nite, and watched the king crabs being cought in alaska. it is tough work and many a man has lost their life, since the waters are so rough in that time of the year. they do teach rookies, and their is a web site he looked up . just under alaska king crab fishing on the web. go try that. site or ones close. he did.they sent him info on it all.  but please note it is very dangerous....good luck
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Well I don't know what city but the state I recommend is Alaska.
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The best times and places depend upon the species being pursued.  There is good fishing somewhere all year in Colorado.  Many tackle shops have a blackboard listing fishing conditions in nearby lakes and streams and generally are a good source for this type of information.
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WARNING: There are a number of web sites that offer services to find you fishing boat jobs in Alaska. These sites are rip offs and scams. Fishing boats are mostly locally owned and the owner/skipper does the hiring in the local area. Save your money.\n\nAs a former Alaskan, and having worked on fishing boats, I can tell you it is very difficult to land a deckhand job.\n\nFor starters, if you have never lived in Alaska, you would be in for a shock. It is a very expensive place and has some very cold weather. \n\nGetting a job on a fishing boat has always been difficult because most deckhands are friends of someone connected with the industry. Also, commercial fishing in Alaska is one of the most dangerous jobs anywhere. There are a number of people injured and killed working in this industry. I personally have lost friends who drowned when their boat sank. \n\nBesides sinking's, death and injury are caused by drownings, being crushed by machinery, falls from docks and asphyxiation from carbon monoxide or Freon coolant. Crab boats have the worst record and salmon fishing was right behind them.\n\nOn the average, fishing boat owners/skippers do not like to hire people from out of state who have not have previous experience, but some deckhand jobs, usually experienced, are listed on the State job site at:\nhttp://www.labor.state.ak.us/esd_alaska_jobs/\n\nJobs that offer a % of the catch earnings are a gamble. You can come out very rich, or very poor at the end. Depends on how good the skipper is and how much luck you have.\n\nA note about the work. Besides being dangerous, it is very hard and physically challenging. During runs, sleep deprivation is common until the holds are full or the run over. Be prepared to work your tush off. Not for the faint of heart <g>\n\nIf you really are serious about this kind of job, the best advice I can give is to move to Alaska, to one of the fishing areas. Spend a year and get to know people. \n\nOther Alaska job help can be had, for free, from:\n \nAlaska Job Center Network\nhttp://www.jobs.state.ak.us/\n\nAdditional Info: cookiemonster, you can email me at: \nswguardian-alaska@yahoo.com\n\nNote: this email is a disposable address and will be eliminated after cookiemonster contacts me and I send my real address privately.
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In Alaska we use Squid, and some plugs, go to a fish shop and ask for plugs,  squid is good for freshwater and salty water, however plugs with a little bit of squid on them work great for trolling.
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i think u should move to new york city, hot nice girls there, like me! :D\ni dunno whats going on in Alaska but its good that u refuse to lower ur standards if worse comes to worst move! Good Luck!
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By far, the Middle Fork of the Salmon.  The Main Salmon, Selway, and Bruneau (if the water level holds) are also top notch trips.
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have a trip to alaska
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alaska's a great place to work the rails....
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check out www.fishinghotspots.com.  You should find what you need there.
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Padre Island used to be decent.  Cedar Bayou is one of my favorites.  Baffin Bay and North Sticks are also usually pretty good.
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Daytona Beach is nice, we stayed on Daytona Beach shores, just South of Daytona Beach, our hotel was right on the beach with balconies looking over the water. We stayed at a place called Perry's Ocean Edge. When we were there we went deep-sea fishing out of Ponce Inlet, only a few minute drive south. WE had good catches of Amberjack, some real nice ones too, we went out with Critter Fleet Charters, they have a website, critterfleet.com, i think, or search for it. They were really nice, supplied bait, tackle, and everything. They had fish cleaning available too. I would recomend both of these places. Check out the websites, i don't know the website for Perry's but you can search it.See what you think. There's also a lot to do around the southern daytona area. There is a few boardwalks, one in downtown daytona and one south of daytona. Also there is a lighthouse in Ponce Inlet, just a few minutes south from Daytona. Lots of nice restaurants, mini-golf courses, lots of stuff to do. check it out.