countryboy87
9/5/2016 6:13:00 PMWeve been up alot and every day see at least a dozen caught but were fishing low tides... Just got to keep putting time in..
8theB8
9/5/2016 9:55:00 PMI've put plenty of time in up there but last year and this year it has been ugly. I fish high tides exclusively but have always seen fish rolling or waking in the past. After how bad last year was I decided to only fish the off-netting days as I have many more things I can do with my time.
Hegonefishin
9/7/2016 8:43:00 PM@8theB8:
Try drifting eggs on a out going tide. The ideal time is about 3 hours after high tide. I've always had good results.
Try drifting eggs on a out going tide. The ideal time is about 3 hours after high tide. I've always had good results.
8theB8
9/8/2016 8:12:00 AMWe have always thrown spinners around the high tides to avoid the crowds and I have always been able to fill my needs for the season but last year was abysmal and this year is not off to a good start. Maybe a technique change is in order? Or a location change?
dj2loud
9/9/2016 5:57:00 AMHegonefishing, any idea on what tyoe of cure or scent on the egg's? I know most guys are " hush hush " about cures....... I picked up a nice coho last weekend, had 2 nice 20+" skiens that i borx-o-fire cured 1 red and 1 natural.......
riverhunter
9/13/2016 4:24:00 AMSamish is a low tide fishery. While they do bite on the incoming tide the majority of the fish are on the move at incoming
riverhunter
9/13/2016 4:24:00 AMSamish is a low tide fishery. While they do bite on the incoming tide the majority of the fish are on the move at incoming
