drsafl17
10/5/2014 12:03:00 PMirishfisher,
sounds like a perfect day of fishing--tons of kings (that are biting!), great group of guys and great weather. Couldn't have stated it any better. It's the kind of day on the water we all look forward to! Best of luck out there!
sounds like a perfect day of fishing--tons of kings (that are biting!), great group of guys and great weather. Couldn't have stated it any better. It's the kind of day on the water we all look forward to! Best of luck out there!
EC123
10/5/2014 5:11:00 PMYa it was a great day out there today I was there as well. I got one an everyone around at least hooked up or got bites. Great day of fishing even though it was pretty packed
kyamukun
10/5/2014 5:41:00 PMI hear jigs are the preferred method. and fishing an hour before and after low tide. is that correct?
irishfisher420
10/6/2014 12:40:00 PMWell I fished a couple different methods but primarily yarn with scent in orange or pink with a 15 pound leader about 15 inches long with a
Small egg sinker, the bight is very small unless its a coho,but had alot of hook ups with that setup,I did see alot of guys just feeling any bump and setting into the sides and tails of these fish but they were too my knowledge releasing them. Your own cured eggs under a float or on the bottom do also work,hurry up though these fish are getting dark quick
Small egg sinker, the bight is very small unless its a coho,but had alot of hook ups with that setup,I did see alot of guys just feeling any bump and setting into the sides and tails of these fish but they were too my knowledge releasing them. Your own cured eggs under a float or on the bottom do also work,hurry up though these fish are getting dark quick
kyamukun
10/6/2014 9:40:00 PMthx, irish! so, sounds like traditional corky and yarn set up would work? how's the flow? from what I've seen on videos it's slow so guessing you don't need a very heavy weight - 1/4 - 1/2 oz?