smokedsalmon
6/6/2011 9:36:00 PMThose are some nice fish!!!! Were you at the mouth of the stilly in the main channel? And were you using sand shrimp?
Dave
6/7/2011 12:51:00 AMNicely done Haverman! I'm guessing yes to sand shrimp and no to the mouth of the stilly. My two experiences (80 and 90 pounders respectively both reported on WALakes.com and released unharmed after the fights of my life) were out in Port Susan in some prime select spots my friend who is also a guide knows very well. Note where all the boats are Smokedsalmon when it's a low tide and you will then have the general idea where to fish.
haverman83
6/7/2011 12:42:00 PMno i never go to a river or at the mouth sorry i cant say the exact location do to it me taking 3 years to perfect all my ledges and holes to go to but yes fresh live sandshrimp like i go suck my shrimp out of the ground the day of fishing but it is very good right now out there and i have seen alot of boats out but none of them are even around me which i like to keep it that way but good luck to everyone and if i do see you out there i have a white alumacraft
smokedsalmon
6/7/2011 7:45:00 PMok, thanks dave and haverman because when i fish their i see all the boats in the stilly. Are they in deeper then 10-15 ft.? and are you fishing a little ways down from port susan?
haverman83
6/8/2011 12:31:00 AMit all depends on the tide i fish in 2 feet of water and when the tides comes back in i can be anywhere from 2-15 feet the last 4 fish i caught were in about 13 feet of water but i was in 5 feet of water casting back into the hole when there is a huge minus tide i find it easier to catch fish cause it pushes all the fish into my area
