Macdeep
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Had to wait out the fog / wait for the fam to wake up and get going.
Had a bit of an afternoon at Devils bath brewery which carried on back to home, and we the let the kids stay up so it was to be expected.
Coffee did the trick. Launched at alder bay, and waltzed into the throngs off the backside around rhe corner from Doneagle. Didn’t take long for the first coho to be a flopping on deck.
Last fish of the tack was a way over slot size Chinook. And of course half way through the battle our last coho of the day decided to join the party.
Managed it all with the help from the crew. Released the Chinook and then headed to flower which was as busy as it can be but no afternoon bite. Humpbacks put on a show.
And that was about it. Didn’t head to CP. Kids were at the end of their rope/ we ran low on snacks.
The pack off doneagle seemed to really spread out in the late afternoon so not sure if there was a bite or if people were getting desperate. Figured the morning bite in the fog musta been decent, so gonna give it another shot tomorrow and then bail by lunch.
Morning slack is at a civilized hour. Then see if the flood fishes for Hali.
Bait was small. That red algae bloom was in. UV seemed to be the ticket - one flasher got all the coho. Small cop car on the end. But the spring came on the Gold Betsy and a 3 1/2” spoon. Not fishing too deep, just the same depths I always fish. Coho liked 52 on the rigger in nearly any depth from 50-150 of water. The Chinook was a little deeper.
Had a bit of an afternoon at Devils bath brewery which carried on back to home, and we the let the kids stay up so it was to be expected.
Coffee did the trick. Launched at alder bay, and waltzed into the throngs off the backside around rhe corner from Doneagle. Didn’t take long for the first coho to be a flopping on deck.
Last fish of the tack was a way over slot size Chinook. And of course half way through the battle our last coho of the day decided to join the party.
Managed it all with the help from the crew. Released the Chinook and then headed to flower which was as busy as it can be but no afternoon bite. Humpbacks put on a show.
And that was about it. Didn’t head to CP. Kids were at the end of their rope/ we ran low on snacks.
The pack off doneagle seemed to really spread out in the late afternoon so not sure if there was a bite or if people were getting desperate. Figured the morning bite in the fog musta been decent, so gonna give it another shot tomorrow and then bail by lunch.
Morning slack is at a civilized hour. Then see if the flood fishes for Hali.
Bait was small. That red algae bloom was in. UV seemed to be the ticket - one flasher got all the coho. Small cop car on the end. But the spring came on the Gold Betsy and a 3 1/2” spoon. Not fishing too deep, just the same depths I always fish. Coho liked 52 on the rigger in nearly any depth from 50-150 of water. The Chinook was a little deeper.
