pugduke
8/11/2013 11:51:00 PMGood One !!! Gonefishin, If you can pull a report like this on a 6.5 hr., fish less trip, I can't wait to see your next report when you do catch your limit ! Keep the faith, It will happen. An employee at one of the bigger tackle stores told me the pinks are usually found shallow, the Coho are deeper, And the Kings are like ten feet above the bottom. Sounds like you covered it all & then some.Got a kick out of your report & better luck on your next adventure.
Gonefishing
8/12/2013 8:49:00 AMI forgot to add this part. We had our downriggers set between 85 feet and about 150 feet. and was for most part in 190 to 250 feet of water... except when we just past Carkeek and no matter where we were the water seemed to get shallower.
Of course I can't find the blasted article when I need it but it had to do with the depth for Pinks. Basically saying go down 10 feet every hour after sunrise because they like all the others will go deeper. Weird part for me was the dogfish I caught - I was at 110 and we were in 250, seemed like a long way to go up for the dogfish to me.
Of course I can't find the blasted article when I need it but it had to do with the depth for Pinks. Basically saying go down 10 feet every hour after sunrise because they like all the others will go deeper. Weird part for me was the dogfish I caught - I was at 110 and we were in 250, seemed like a long way to go up for the dogfish to me.
N E 1 FISSION
8/12/2013 6:35:00 PMI feel you, that area had a lot of bait running thru it, and yes, plenty of boats, did not see many nets. Caught a small King and nephew caught a pink there yesterday, But with all that bait and those big blips on the graph, amazing not many caught. Boats galore,...
