where to fish lingcod in a 12 foot rowboat?

[Hunterman]

jeep,,if you are planning on fishing your 12'er, stay close into shore, along the kelp beds, and the rocks. Good hard cover for the lings. Your 12 footer will be fine.. Hell I use to fish Pt. Defiance in a 10 foot john boat with a 4 hp motor. Yes I fished from the point, along the clay banks, the slag pile and the mouth of the Puyallup.. Good weather, good water = good fishing..

Hunterman(Tony)

[jeepster]

i got some really funky vibes today...

i was going out to pick up this lil 12footer i was talkin about fishin in

and i got ahold of the guy i was gonna buy it from, he was giving me directions, he said, call me when you get to a certain point, and he would give further directions

i got to the spot where he said to call from, and i called once, no answer, i called again, and my phone died, completley, like it totally fried, i still cant get it to turn on, so i drove around looking for this boat i was gonna get, and couldnt find it, so i went home boatless

thats some bad juju right there.... i think it was a sign to stay on land

seems like somebody was saying dont screw around in a 12 footer in the salt

[jumpin]

Can You say Westport.  Spend $120 and Book the SLAMMER.
It was on fire for lings last Saturday, Some boats even came back with Halibut on a ling trip.
    Puget sound is no place for a boat with oars. 

[jaymark6655]

Can You say Westport.  Spend $120 and Book the SLAMMER.
It was on fire for lings last Saturday, Some boats even came back with Halibut on a ling trip.
    Puget sound is no place for a boat with oars. 

Row boat on the Puget Sound is not a dangerous thing.  Taken a 10 footer out shrimping and crabbing several times, but I also look at the tides and stay home when the weather is bad.  Being stupid can kill you in a power boat just as quickly.

[oldcamper]

You can walk to the end  on outgoing tide at point defiance, but make sure you head back before the tide comes in too far. You will be swimming if you wait to long to head back towards the beach at the park.