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Fabulous day on the water (or should I say, couple'o'hours?!)... lovely weather, nice and calm, no fog. Had lines in the water around 7:15 AM and limited by 9:15 AM.

First fish on was a hefty one at around 12lbs and 24+ inches long. Put up a good fight! Second round was a double and that's where we got our smallest Coho of the day. But the lines were twisted in the net and it spent a little too much time out of the water for me to want to release. Still a decent fish. Topped it off with what we thought was a shaker and ended up being our second largest of the day.

All caught 60-80 feet, closer to shore than mid-channel, with Ace Hi-Fly's and Purple Haze hoochies + herring strips. And I think we were split evenly on the purple flasher and the red racer UV flasher.

Yay fish dinner!

BARCHASER10

10/3/2013 5:17:00 PM

I just posted a new report. We did the same thing this morning, done by 10. Its almost too easy!

TJ4701

10/4/2013 9:14:00 AM

Just wondering how deep of water? I have never taken my boat in the sound and am going to take the wife and son out tomorrow....how long is the run from Everett down to shipwreck?

VelociWedge

10/4/2013 11:30:00 AM

We started at Mukilteo and stuck mainly to the East edge of everyone fishing the channel, so a bit closer to shore. My depth finder was showing anywhere between 300-500+ feet but it's been having "personal issues" lately so I'm not sure I trust it. :)

It seems take us about 30 minutes to make the run from Everett. Honestly the longest part always seems to be the No Wake zone next to Jetty Island. But we really like the launch at Everett so it feels worth the extra boating.

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