Aquaholic
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Nice late run of hatchery coho. Mixes in well with the white chinook.We decided to stay around Cowen this afternoon. So far, rewarded with 3 clipped coho and release a few unclipped.
Nice late run of hatchery coho. Mixes in well with the white chinook.We decided to stay around Cowen this afternoon. So far, rewarded with 3 clipped coho and release a few unclipped.
I don't put a lot of faith in the granular details on Windy. They are taking the same weather data that Environment Canada has and putting some lipstick on it. Better for general trends such as when the wind is going to change than for finding small areas out of the wind.Iv been watching the windy app pretty closely tomorrow is looking like it may have a decent gap in weather between 8am to 2pm at sandheads or am I reading it wrong? A little green that area.
I find some of the granular wind forecasts on Windy helpful. They're pretty accurate in my experience at predicting wind shifts down to the hour, and building or declining winds. I just find that I need to add a bit of interpretation to the hourly forecasts.I don't put a lot of faith in the granular details on Windy. They are taking the same weather data that Environment Canada has and putting some lipstick on it. Better for general trends such as when the wind is going to change than for finding small areas out of the wind.
Current blowing 15 MPH at Sandheads and EC is calling for that to increase this afternoon and hold until midday tomorrow.
Was at SH yesterday, very rough initially. Toughed it out, 3 of us got 4 springs when it calmed down somewhat. Later we were into the coho, many of which were hatchery. Released 6 wild, a few jacks. Won't do that heavy NW wind again.Exactly what I had in mind for fishing this afternoon, too. Trying to decide between Cap, T10/SH, or sticking to Cowen.
Use PredictWind it is more accurate in general. Tomorrow the gov't forecast is the same as PredictWInd app... should be a nice window between noonish and the evening before the NW comes in.Iv been watching the windy app pretty closely tomorrow is looking like it may have a decent gap in weather between 8am to 2pm at sandheads or am I reading it wrong? A little green that area.
Might have been us. Managed 2 big springs and lost one good one at the boat. All on pearl glow hootchies with the rigger at 120 in 320 FOW yesterday. Also finished with a really nice 10lb hatchery coho on a green hootchie.Looked at the weather coming at us… Had to get out this afternoon. Lines down at sandheads a bit before three. Worked it hard in my regular areas.… Not a lot of love. A handful of big wild coho and a couple of small springs. Running three different bait rigs, stacking on one side… Working hard.
Not a lot being caught around us but I did see two or three good springs getting boated. All on short leaders… Had to be hootchies! It’s getting close to sunset now, so time to change it up. Threw it down to 87 and within five minutes we have a nice big chunky spring on the line. One of those 17 pounders that looked to be in the 20s… Short and fat. Put it back down, another one in the boat. Two more long line releases in the next 20 minutes…
Then we start to get some texts from the spouses…time to go!
Beautiful night… Super frustrating until it wasn’t
What boat are you in? The springs I saw netted by others were goooooodMight have been us. Managed 2 big springs and lost one good one at the boat. All on pearl glow hootchies with the rigger at 120 in 320 FOW yesterday. Also finished with a really nice 10lb hatchery coho on a green hootchie.
You know it!All I can say is F those F'n Libtard F's
Aquasport. Had the same idea as you thinking the afternoon is the only window this week before the wind and rain hits. Got to T 10 around 3:30 but didn’t see much action around us despite marking lots of baits. Pull line and headed south. Got the springs between 4:30~5:30 NW of the lighthouse and then it went dead for the next hour. Pull line at 6:45 and head home with a beautiful sunset in the background.What boat are you in? The springs I saw netted by others were gooooood
Aquasport. Had the same idea as you thinking the afternoon is the only window this week before the wind and rain hits. Got to T 10 around 3:30 but didn’t see much action around us despite marking lots of baits. Pull line and headed south. Got the springs between 4:30~5:30 NW of the lighthouse and then it went dead for the next hour. Pull line at 6:45 and head home with a beautiful sunset in the background.
It’s just a pigmentation defect, fully good to goWifey and i fished SH from 730am to 1130am today......managed to get one nice hatch coho 7lb, at 75' and 2-springs 10lb and 12lb at 90', missed a 3rd from 100'......herring in helmet was the method of choice. Gonna bring my oldest daughter out tomorrow with the wife as well....see if we can scrape a couple more out before the rains come.
On a side note anybody know where the yellow dot on the underside of the springs comes from? Is from the a hatchery? Or does it mean its not safe to eat......lol
I have seen it probably 6-times and it would need an extra head or 3-eyes, or look like an atlantic farm fish before i passed on keeping and eating itIt’s just a pigmentation defect, fully good to go