t-bay

[jetsled1]

Just wondering as this is as late as I have ever fished the bay, how much longer will the bay be producing fish. There was quite a bite sunday on the incomming tide.

[Uglygreen]

Better post a story or Mel is gonna get you! (thats 2) Hahaha!

UG

[jetsled1]

Originally posted by Uglygreen:
Better post a story or Mel is gonna get you! (thats 2) Hahaha!

UG

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[jetsled1]

OK,
I just bought a new 18" Intruder and the first trip to T-Bay this year mid Oct. my 12 year old son cought and released 2 fin cliped coho just out side the jaws caught and kept a 15lb chinook inside and lost 2 jacks while Dad and grandpa did not touch a fish, entill just before we left I landed a 27 lb chinook in the gost hole. With this new boat it is just like money burning a hole in my pocket I need to fish, but haven't been in the loop for a couple of years and need to know when and where and how long.

[Uglygreen]

Well, my last tillamook bay salmon was 2 years ago on November 15th. As soon as the rain hits the pressure will move to the rivers so you will not hear much, but bright fish enter the bay till Mid-Late December. "Christmas" or "Winter" chinook. Usually the weather on the bay is so nasty that it is a much better use of time to fish the river.

UG

[crabbait]

Welcome aboard, Jetsled1. I see you have met Uglygreen, Mel and ****** are around here somewhere. Probly sharing a tuna meltvin. :grin:

Welcome. Tuna Meltvin will say hello too, I am SURE of it. :tongue: