Puget Sound
- Thread starter Stonedfish
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That's TWO DAVES, flat gettin' it done! I need a new name....
Yeah, but coho and corn taste like dogshit.
Nice looking fillets ya' got there!
0-3 this morning. Doh. They were flirtatious but nipping rather than hitting with force.
2-4 this morning. I’ve been putting a lot of hours in since late July, so the freezer is looking pretty good. Kept the first fish of the day but let a second keeper go to look for a better fish. Had a couple more shots but was coho Houdini’d by both. Tomorrow’s another day…
Last weekend the beach I had fished had millions of sandlance all over the place and literally hundreds if not thousands would be littered throughout the sand after getting stranded at low tide. Something I’ve observed before but never in the numbers I’ve seen.
Came back to the same exact spot 5 days later and not one sandlance seen! Of course it comes the day I bring some sandlance patterns. I’m not well versed in bait behavior. Anyone know how there could be millions in shallow water and then nothing the next week? I assume they all headed deep. Maybe for feeding?
Came back to the same exact spot 5 days later and not one sandlance seen! Of course it comes the day I bring some sandlance patterns. I’m not well versed in bait behavior. Anyone know how there could be millions in shallow water and then nothing the next week? I assume they all headed deep. Maybe for feeding?
Without knowing their lifecycle, sounds more like spawning behavior to me.
I've never seen that kind of fish before, either!
Whitespotted greenling
Rarely caught by recreational harvesters within Puget Sound and are uncommon in coastal waters.
wdfw.wa.gov
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