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Boy you guys are easy to please..I'm glad no one is looking to hitch a ride for Chinook....
@Karl Blanchard requires a professional handler and I'll be "willing" to keep him out of trouble if it comes down to it.Quote from: fishngamereaper on June 07, 2021, 10:55:28 AMBoy you guys are easy to please..I'm glad no one is looking to hitch a ride for Chinook.... As a bonafide flatlander since 2003, I'm reeeeeeal easy to please I was able to catch pinks from the bulkhead at my grandparent's place but it's been a long time.
I've got a camping spot at Deception Pass from August 9th-13. My son and I will be fishing from shore or our kayak for pinks. Are we going to be disappointed?
Quote from: DryFlyGuy on June 08, 2021, 10:49:41 PMI've got a camping spot at Deception Pass from August 9th-13. My son and I will be fishing from shore or our kayak for pinks. Are we going to be disappointed?If you don't find them at the Pass, which you should, head down the Island a bit to Fort Casey. You will find them there. Also, be careful fishing in your Kayaks at Deception Pass. You are probably aware, but it gets to absolutely ripping there, with big whirl pools and suckers. Not a friendly place for kayaks. Take it just around West Point and to the south and it's much friendlier and I'm sure there will be plenty of fish along that section.
any area 11 guys on here for pinks?? I have same thing, son and his buddies coming in Aug 14-17.. Was going to hit river but saltwater pinks might be fun for them for something different.
Quote from: cavemann on June 07, 2021, 09:44:32 AMany area 11 guys on here for pinks?? I have same thing, son and his buddies coming in Aug 14-17.. Was going to hit river but saltwater pinks might be fun for them for something different.You'll be in them thick during those dates. If you have the option, I would concentrate on the salt. They are in better shape and you don't have to fish in crowds. Cruise the beaches above Dash Point and on the Vashon side. They will hang out close to shore and you can spot them porpoising and splashing around. We jig for them almost exclusively (3/8" to 1/2" jigs) and it is often sight fishing. So much fun. No need to troll for them. When I show people how we fish for them they are always surprised. It is not a typical salt water technique.