The isolated coastal rivers near Terrace are only accessible by jet-boat. My favorite river is the Kasiks. For 8 miles you wind your way upstream through mountain flanks that touches the river on both sides. Slate gray rock faces confine the river to a narrow slot. A thousand tiny waterfall skitter down the rock faces plunging into the small river.
Presentation is everything.
Coho like just about any terminal tackle that is properly presented. And to have some fun with the colors they should be silver, blue or green. I love using the flyrod in a weight 8 or 9 or a light spinning rod and reel filled with 12-pound test and a jig as terminal tackle. If you find a pool or run where you can see the fish because the water is very clear and not that deep, your terminal tackle choice should be a lure such as the Lure Jensen Krocodile or a light thin spoon weighed, if needed, with split shot. The spinner blades cause it to be retrieved slowly, letting the fish have a good look at it and thereby making a decision to strike.