We've been fishing salmon mostly, and having a great time... even though our actual legal/landed fish ration is incredibly horrible, LOL
Seattle area docks?
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Seattle area docks?
I'm very new to Saltwater fishing, but my dad got a nice Lund a few weeks ago and we've been exploring the South Sound quite a bit. We want to learn more about Seattle, Bainbridge, etc. and I wanted to see if anyone could give me some launch suggestions to scout out. We were originally looking for low-population areas to get familiar with the boat and whatnot on our own time but I think we're ready to start trying some new areas. any suggestions?
We've been fishing salmon mostly, and having a great time... even though our actual legal/landed fish ration is incredibly horrible, LOL
We've been fishing salmon mostly, and having a great time... even though our actual legal/landed fish ration is incredibly horrible, LOL
RE:Seattle area docks?
my dad and i do well even when others dont trolling in about 20-30ft of water at alki point. of coarse, it takes all day, but thats the puget sound for you.
if you actually plan on fishing around docks in seattle, thier are tons of salt perch at most of the piers, especially in north eliot bay. would eat them though, but its fun.
if you actually plan on fishing around docks in seattle, thier are tons of salt perch at most of the piers, especially in north eliot bay. would eat them though, but its fun.