Nice! Hey is there any fishing etiquette over there? Kind of a wild place to fish with all the current and structure, fished there for the third time in my life yesterday and man the boats where ALL over the place, cutting me off left and right, I tried to pick contour and stick to it but it’s like I had a target on the side of my boat, maybe they were all mainland guys? Or guys just fishing suspended? Any insight for next year would be much appreciated!
Nice work, we started and ended the day at Thrasher, tried Entrance in between. Just one keeper in the afternoon at Thrasher.
Apparently, there's no etiquette if that was your experience.
Thanks, yup fishing east with the pack, also a bit of boats fishing 500-600 feet, guess they were trying to find some suspended fish. Guess I need to put more time in that area and figure it out.Apparently, there's no etiquette if that was your experience.
I always try to abide by the right rods to the rocks rule, even when fishing offshore and deeper. It's basic collision regs, except we all also have 200 ft of cable out...and so we can't turn toward the rocks any closer (without pulling up our gear).
If I've got port rod to the rocks, I give guys space and move out if they appear to be fishing the same, say 160ft contour, I just slide out and around and then back in. Not always easy in those heavier currents. I think that is a general rule everywhere, and I try to stick with it. Obviously, there are all skill levels and attention levels out there, so you've gotta keep your head on a swivel at times.
Best advice, just get out of the pack of boats. I assume you were fishing in the pack of boats just east of the marker. You can get fish all over that reef, so just make a move up or down current and enjoy some more relaxing tacks.
You’ll probably think I’m lying… but I had a red, a marble, and……. a white! Got the trifecta! It was exhilarating!
Sleep tight @Rain City
You are not alone. We looked for Halibut near Pollier today. Caught dog fish and sole fish
