Sekiu help

[nwhunter]

Any of you guys that fish Sekiu or Neah Bay alot in the summer, I own the storage facility as you come into Clallam Bay and we store lots of boats in the summer. $50 a month and you dont have  to tow it back and forth to home. Includes washdown area so you can clean it up before you park it and its inside a fenced area with cameras and coded entry gate. Pm me for my cell number if interested. nwhunter

[sirmissalot]

If it was me I would go the few extra miles and fish Swiftsure out of Neah Bay this time of year. I hit Sekiu in September when the fish are everywhere. Just my .02.

 

Many more options on where to fish in Neah. Accomidations are a lot better too. Every time someone asks for help in Sekiu I tell them drive 18 miles further. I'll be in Neah next week.

[woodman]

If it was me I would go the few extra miles and fish Swiftsure out of Neah Bay this time of year. I hit Sekiu in September when the fish are everywhere. Just my .02.

 

Many more options on where to fish in Neah. Accomidations are a lot better too. Every time someone asks for help in Sekiu I tell them drive 18 miles further. I'll be in Neah next week.

What accomodations would that be? I know in Sekiu some are pretty run down, but there are some very nice ones also.

[woodman]

Any of you guys that fish Sekiu or Neah Bay alot in the summer, I own the storage facility as you come into Clallam Bay and we store lots of boats in the summer. $50 a month and you dont have  to tow it back and forth to home. Includes washdown area so you can clean it up before you park it and its inside a fenced area with cameras and coded entry gate. Pm me for my cell number if interested. nwhunter

Would that be the one with the expresso stand right in front of it?

[sirmissalot]

If it was me I would go the few extra miles and fish Swiftsure out of Neah Bay this time of year. I hit Sekiu in September when the fish are everywhere. Just my .02.

 

Many more options on where to fish in Neah. Accomidations are a lot better too. Every time someone asks for help in Sekiu I tell them drive 18 miles further. I'll be in Neah next week.

What accomodations would that be? I know in Sekiu some are pretty run down, but there are some very nice ones also.

I stay at the cape in Neah. They have great cabins for $100 a night (new this year) and camping spots are clean and well kept. The owner Gordy is a great guy he does a good job keeping everything comfortable. The docks in Neah are also much better, Sekiu docks are downright scary, mainly Olsons but Curlys and Van Ripers aren't much better and have little protection. The Coho used to be pretty nice but they screwed it up too now with the new owners. The store in Neah bay has everything you need except beer and booze. Only negative about Neah is its on the Rez so that of course has plenty of drawbacks, noise and cooler raiding to name just a couple. Fish is much more consistent in Neah too, if you have a sea worthy boat.

[jackmaster]

after you get your salmon run to neah bay for your seabass, that way you can catch 10 and you get 2 lings and 2 cabezon, fish around sail and seal rock for lings and cabezon and duck in behind wahda island on the west side by the garbage dump and catch you seabass, if you catch any great big seabass you could turn those loose and just keep the ones between 2 to 4 lbs. there is good ling fishn back there to and if you go straight out from the dump to about 200 ft there is good cod fishn as well, and i am talkn some big ass cod... good luck

[30.06]

Limit is 6 rockfish east of the Bonilla Tatoosh line must be black or blue 3 at Sekiu saw some guys get busted for having yellowtail and being over limit. So if you are actively fishing you can only have the limit For The Area You Are In. If running through, ok, but don't stop to fish in area 5 withan area 4 limit. Best of Luck!

[hunt_fish]

For kings, if you see bait in the morning in an area, stay there and fish it.  For some reason we've never really had that much luck fishing out in front of the caves in Sekiu on the left side.  We've had more success fishing out in front of the buoy on the right when you're heading out from the docks in 130-160 feet.  Like some others said, it seems like the silvers are out there thick from reports, go out in the 400-500 ft  water shipping lanes area where you'll see other boats and fish the area for the silvers after the morning bite for kings.

[fish-on37]

Thanks for all the info. I had a great trip with lots of action. We got there around noon on Thursday and was on the water by 130. Got out to 130 feet of water and rods were dancing. We caught a lot of fish but most were native or too small. We ended up keeping 3 the first afternoon. On the water at 445 Friday morning. I dropped the cable down to 25 feet and that lasted 15 seconds before my reel was screaming. Lost that fish at the boat. There were 4 of us in the boat and could not get all the rods in the water. Had doubles and triples with non stop action till about 6 am. Ended up keeping 5 that day. It got pretty rough towards mid day and we decided to head in. Went back out that evening with no luck. Saturday morning was a repeat of Friday but limited the boat with 8 fish by 845. We kept a few nice kings for the trip but mainly had silvers in the box. We never made it far from the marina the entire trip. It was a lot of fun and I cant wait to make another trip back there.

[sirmissalot]

Congrats sounds like a good time, glad you had a successful trip. How big were the silvers averaging? I'm headed to neah in a couple days