Excellent! Thanks for sharing.
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I managed to catch a reasonable weather window yesterday for a few hours around the low tide over on hood canal. The lab Georgia and I managed to find a pretty good pile of cutts, a few seals, and one absolutely immense sea lion. Most of the trout were 12-13 inches but one was around 16 (but skinny and marked up) and another was an easy 19 inches (fat and covered in sea lice). We fished from shore with a floating line and a simple white /orange flatwing minnow pattern.
I just simply don't do this kind of fishing enough. I didn't know that it was still good so close to winter, but this board has educated me on that.
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I just simply don't do this kind of fishing enough. I didn't know that it was still good so close to winter, but this board has educated me on that.
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Thanks guys. Yes, the dog has the best day of her life every time.
I didn't realize the sound and Hood Canal would fish into December. Relative newbies like me appreciate the encouragement and info.
I got out again today for a few hours. Only one fish landed but it was a large male golden stunner...
There were 2-3 more grabs but it was definitely slower than Tuesday, perhaps because it was colder and no wind / little current.
I didn't realize the sound and Hood Canal would fish into December. Relative newbies like me appreciate the encouragement and info.
I got out again today for a few hours. Only one fish landed but it was a large male golden stunner...
There were 2-3 more grabs but it was definitely slower than Tuesday, perhaps because it was colder and no wind / little current.
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