Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: johnr060 on July 17, 2012, 01:32:18 PM
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You guys do any good out there yesterday? Hoping to head out tonight. Can't wait! :tup:
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It was fair, check out my report.
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3 out a 4, one nate. Didn't see barely any fish being caught though
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Been a bit spotty but it's putting out a few fish.
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Hey CP....putting in at Everett tomorrow morning. Any suggestion on which side of the bar to fish for a bit while the pots soak? I figure to run a spoon or hoochie or maybe an ace hi fly for a few hours. Depth? In the mud or up in the water column?
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Hey H2O, I'll be out tomorrow with FC and my family. There is a high tide at 6:30 I believe. I'll be launching at 5 hopefully and heading over to the outer bar, SE side and trolling 10' off the bottom in 100-140' of water. I've been doing well with a green/white flasher, 50" of 30# test to an Army truck Coyote spoon. Both 4 and 5 inch models have been working. Good luck and gimme a call while you're out there if you have any luck. I'll do the same if I get into fish.
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Boys ,I got my ship ready and heading out too in the wee hour................see you there somewhere .Tight lines....
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Hey CP....putting in at Everett tomorrow morning. Any suggestion on which side of the bar to fish for a bit while the pots soak? I figure to run a spoon or hoochie or maybe an ace hi fly for a few hours. Depth? In the mud or up in the water column?
High tide at 6:20am - I'd be rigging up the first line by flashlight and fishing the East side from the buoy to the area 8-2 line by Poss pt. Start at 40' down and drop 10 feet every 30 minutes.
Good luck!
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good luck fellas! :tup:
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Do you guys think that jigging/mooching with a buzz bomb or herring be a reasonable thing to try? I don't have downriggers and I don't think I can troll slow enough so I'd like to try jigging. Do you think that I would have a reasonable chance at catching using this technique?
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That's the only way I fish for salmon in the salt. It's not for eveybody but once skilled you can do just as well as trolling if not better. Saves on fuel too :twocents:
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Well howd it go fellas?
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:yeah:
We need pics!
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Did alright today, fished pilot point and point no point. Ended up with two small coho and 9 dungeness to end the morning. Pics tomorrow when I pull the boat out. We had one wild king on to the boat and he broke it off right before I got the cookies and cream spoon out of his mouth. Good day over all :tup:
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The North end of area 9 was real good earlier in the week. Yesterday I lost one fish about 15 at the boat to a furbag, he took my only jig that was producing the best :bash:. We did get some really nice fish earlier all mooching and jigging. A couple around 20 and one in the mid to high 20s. All hatchery. The 29 Dungies didn't hurt either. I'll try to get some pictures up later. Going back Thursday.
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singleshot12,
Thanks for the suggestion that I won't be wasting my time trying to mooch. I used to fish in the 80's up in the San Juan's mooching with a herring but the dogfish were so brutal I eventually moved to jigs. I'm not sure what to expect in Area 9. I guess I'll try herring first and see what happens. I will probably catch the great great great great grandson dogfish of what I used to get in the 80's if I rig a herring? :chuckle:
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The dogfish were there and pretty bad if you get to shallow and at certain times of the tide. When the tide was running it was ok. I had 2 rods setup, one with a jig and one ready for mooching. We got fish both ways.
