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Yes There are Bows & Dollys
Posted by Doug from Anchorage on Mar 30 2006
Drift fish a glass bead pinned 2" above a hook (no more than "3/8" between point and shaft)or a yarn fly (glo-bug) and use enough weight to bounce off the bottom. The largest bow or dolly you can keep is 16". Otherwise C&R. There won't be as many hits as there are when the salmon are spawning, but it beats sitting around. The season is closed May 1st thru June 14th.

Hope it helps.

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