Post by: lokidog on July 09, 2017, 10:50:01 PM
It wasn't looking good as there was only one other boat out there at 7:30, but we hooked into one at about 8:15, landed a nice 25" hatchery King. We then caught two more, a 12 1/2 pounder at 10:00 and a 9 1/2 pound one at 10:30.
What a crazy day, I've never landed three keeper kings in one day! 125-130 feet, Q-Cove break-away flasher, green, 4' leader to a green/silver and a spatterback Coho Killer. We also caught all three, and lost another very close to each other.
And, what a great dinner! Good luck to everyone this fishing season!
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Post by: lokidog on July 10, 2017, 04:39:54 PM
Awesome job Ed, send me a piece ,would you ?
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Post by: lokidog on July 23, 2017, 11:41:08 PM
Those are really brown - teriyaki ? recipe ?
Depending on marinating time, I use various ratios of water and soy. If overnight, half and half, if two or three hours, pure soy. I add 1/4 to 1/3 cup of brown sugar per cup of liquid. Sometimes I'll add some crushed garlic. Before grilling or smoking, I'll sprinkle black pepper, onion powder, and garlic powder on it.
I leave the skin on BTW.
Went out today, caught a large fish that I thought was a coho, after releasing it, we realized it was a really nice Pink. :-( Then, we lost about a 20 pound King right at the boat as my neophyte netter wasn't quick enough, double :-( We did land one smaller pink though and lost two others right after the bite.
Post by: White Pass Outfitters on July 24, 2017, 07:01:36 AM
Post by: lokidog on July 24, 2017, 10:57:28 AM
NICE ! And now im hungry ! Just got my boat out of the shop, screws broke off stomp grate. They charge me $907.00 to fix it, I about had to change my pants. Wish I would of had time to do it my self. They charge $129.00 an hour I think I'm in the wrong business. But its ready to go now I guess that's all that matters. Ant suggestions on where to go tha's not to from from Selah ?
The shop near my parent's place in WI charges $121 an hour. I rebuilt the three carbs on the Honda on their pontoon boat when I was back there, saved a bunch of $$ on haul out and labor.
Sorry can't help with fishing around Selah.
Post by: White Pass Outfitters on July 24, 2017, 11:58:51 AM