Chum Salmon Fishing
Oncorhynchus Keta
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24-43 inch
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9-33 lb
Chum Salmon, also known as “dog salmon” due to their prominent teeth during spawning, are found in the North Pacific. They migrate from the ocean to freshwater streams to spawn, displaying vibrant green and purple colors. Chum are known for their hardiness and are targeted by anglers for their challenging fight and unique appearance.
Lures & Baits
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spoons
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bullet spinners
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saltwater live baits
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spawn sacks
Fishing Tips
- Water type: salt, fresh
- Hook type: Bait Holder hook, J-hook, Jighead, CIrcle Hook
- Hook size: #3 - #1, 1/0 - 4/0
How to Catch Chum Salmon
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drift fishing
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fly fishing
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spinning
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still fishing
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trolling
Where to Catch Chum Salmon
Best Fishing Spots for Chum Salmon
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Juneau
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Bellingham Bay
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Blaine Harbour Marina
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Deadman Bay (US)
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Seeley Lake (AK)
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Flume Creek (US)
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Port Madison (fishing)
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Swifts Bay
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Penn Cove
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The Lagoon (US, WA)
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Resurrection Bay
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Myrtle Creek (US, OR)
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Fisherman Bay (US)
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Eastern Bay (AK)
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Mosier Creek
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Mud Bay (US, AK, fishing)
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Ship Harbor (WA)
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Burrows Bay