There have been reports of a few chum being caught below the Mounts Road bridge.
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Before that, anglers were catching a mix of chum, a few coho and some steelhead.
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I'm looking for her chum Dorothy, on an inverted quest down a yellow brick road.
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The acquaintance left after dinner and the chum and the ladies pointedly stayed.
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A weak chum salmon run has left British Columbian eagles struggling for survival.
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On Saturday, 27 anglers were checked by the state, and they had just four chum.
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The Skokomish and Green rivers have been producing good catches of chum salmon.
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South Sound creeks such as Kennedy and Perry have seen the chum return as well.
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A few brave souls have tried their luck, and have caught some bright chum salmon.
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Bait consisting of chopped fish and fish oils that are dumped overboard to attract fish
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To throw chum (typically cut up pieces of bait fish or other bait) overboard to attract fish. A chum line is the trail of bait or scent in the water that attracts game fish.