The Outdoor Line

by **Nelly** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 3:46 pm

Well, Day four was good for some more!

Master Marine's Larry Carpenter with the biggest king of the season so far, a 25 pound chromer!

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It's no fair how big guys make big fish look small! Larry Carpenter and Husky Legend Jeff Pahukoa with today's limit of six!

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Incredibly consistent fishing out there!

by **Rock Dog** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 4:48 pm

Seen you drop in grab the last fish and head out.I tried all day and nothing,What seems to be working for you?
:?:

by **t_dub** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 5:08 pm

nice. we saw you up there. ended up hooking 12, keeping 6 cookie cutters but our largest was only about a 15# native we kicked back. that bite turned on like a switch.

by **Nelly** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 5:47 pm

Rock Dog wrote:Seen you drop in grab the last fish and head out.I tried all day and nothing,What seems to be working for you?

Hey 'Dog, We got all our fish on white Coho Killers from Silver Horde and Qcove Jim's Breakaway flashers. 44" of 40lb leader.

You have got to bounce your balls on the bottom. :oops:

Each part of the bank has a different current so you've got to be a fanatic about scrubbin the sand!

Keep draggin... you'll get 'em next time! thumbup

by **Brandon** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 6:49 pm

Today was by far the worst day all week! Not fish wise. Im talking boat wise. At one point I had a dude on the left commin in to me and 4 boats on my right with 5 boats in front of me and 3 behind. I hate being boxed in. Poor Jay Field. Everytime I saw that guy somebody was cuttin him off. I felt like it was that scene from jaws where everybody is just runnin into eachother. Im stayin a miles away from that place this weekend.

by **Rock Dog** » Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:58 pm

O.K. thanks for the info,apparently I've been listening. :geek:

That was what I went to last right before the tide changed and the fish went with it.I'm sure I also arrived a little to late in the morning. :oops:

Side note,applying what I learned at the last seminar and it's making down rigger life a lot more pleasent thanks again!!! rockon

by **t_dub** » Fri Jul 20, 2012 8:33 am

Brandon wrote:Today was by far the worst day all week! Not fish wise. Im talking boat wise. At one point I had a dude on the left commin in to me and 4 boats on my right with 5 boats in front of me and 3 behind. I hate being boxed in. Poor Jay Field. Everytime I saw that guy somebody was cuttin him off. I felt like it was that scene from jaws where everybody is just runnin into eachother. Im stayin a miles away from that place this weekend.

i'd agree. it was pretty crazy at times. you think with that hard of running tide, people would be a little more orderly, but we still had people trolling across the tide, against it and zig zagging. we had some dude in a tan 12' aluminum boat that i swear was following us around with the sole goal of ramming me while tying something up and not paying attention at all to where he was going. yelled at him multiple times before he rammed my boat or trolled right on top of our lines.

by **Nelly** » Fri Jul 20, 2012 7:24 pm

Change in the weather today... and a change in the pace of the action too!

What today's fish lacked in quantity they made up in quality! Bart Fulmer of the U of W Athletic Department and his son Paul with some dandies!

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by **baddawg** » Sat Jul 21, 2012 6:04 am

Nelly wrote:Change in the weather today... and a change in the pace of the action too!

What today's fish lacked in quantity they made up in quality! Bart Fulmer of the U of W Athletic Department and his son Paul with some dandies!
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Thanks for a great day on the water! The numbers may have been a little slower than the day before, but the size of the fish were beyond what anyone could expect!