Okay, good fishing story it is...On the second to last weekend of the inner Elliott Bay Chinook Fishery in Seattle, my boat netted 16 kings varying in size from 9 to 22 lbs. Fished with at least three and most times four people at a time, had three doubles on in five separate fishing sessions (Fri night, Sat morning and night, Sunday morning and night) using green hooch trolled behind green hot spot flasher. There’s loads of humpies in the Edmonds/Mukilteo area of Puget Sound but I’ve been bitten by the King of all salmon and am looking forward to the opportunities that await near Buoy 10 instead of loading up on Humpies.
Thanks for posting replies to my ealier post.
Mike Kenney
I'm heading to Buoy 10 early next week for the first time and was hoping to get some insider information on where to fish and what to use. I’ve got a 17’ Lund (70HP main and 10HP kicker) equipped with downriggers. I'll be staying at Fort Canby SP and from what I understand they have a boat ramp with dock. Has anyone ever used this ramp, and does it get crazy like some of the others I've heard of in the area? I was also wondering how crazy the waters will be with other boats Mon-Wed, I’ll have at least two people in the boat and most times three to help with netting and steering. Any and all information would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike Kenney
[ 08-20-2003, 03:48 PM: Message edited by: mkenney ]
Thanks for posting replies to my ealier post.
Mike Kenney
I'm heading to Buoy 10 early next week for the first time and was hoping to get some insider information on where to fish and what to use. I’ve got a 17’ Lund (70HP main and 10HP kicker) equipped with downriggers. I'll be staying at Fort Canby SP and from what I understand they have a boat ramp with dock. Has anyone ever used this ramp, and does it get crazy like some of the others I've heard of in the area? I was also wondering how crazy the waters will be with other boats Mon-Wed, I’ll have at least two people in the boat and most times three to help with netting and steering. Any and all information would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike Kenney
[ 08-20-2003, 03:48 PM: Message edited by: mkenney ]