Not sure if you folks have checked out the Salmon University site but it has a ton of great information for all you salt water guys!!! Not only is there tech tips, they also have specific instructions on how to fish different areas of the sound, straits and BC written by Tom Nelson and John Keiser (Downriggin' there is a section on Manchester), Two of the best saltchuck fishers in the region. I ran across it on a link here from another thread. They also have a tackle contest which I happened to win this week. Pretty decent, 4 Hot Spots, hooches, and 3 Silver Horde spoons. And the web site is a product of our very own StormN'!!!
Good luck and tight lines, Jeff
PS,
Oh ya heres the link http://www.salmonuniversity.com

Thanks for the link Jeffhead. Good site with lots of information. Learned a few things about fishing the tides. Good for guys that don't get out in the salt very often too.

Jeffhead,

Found the site last week... Thanks!

For those you who haven't been there, rush on over. What a great site. TONS OF INFO !!!

Downriggin

wow tht is a bunch of info!Thanks for the link.

I have spent the last year slowly rebuilding my hilaker to get it ready for some serious salt this summer and fall so it will be a good site to get back into the groove with.

Hey everybody,

Thanks for the great response.
Yes, it's true, I'm the web developer for SalmonU, which is why you haven't seen me in the chat room too much lately, I've been too busy building the site. We just launched a week ago and we've had a tremendous response already.

We plan on adding lots more info to the SalmonU site, what you see there now is only about 5% of what we plan to have, so keep checking back... Oh, and fill out the info entry form, (let us know anything in particular you'd like to see on the site) and that way we'll email you when we update the site, plus you could win some tackle, too.

Thanks again,
-N.

COOL!

Geezos peezos man! Is that a wealth of information. Cool site, looking forward to the additions.

Geez Jeff,

Do you actually think people catch fish using those tackle setups at those places?

For those that don't know the where and what in the saltchuck, this website is a must read. Almost a step by step, month by month guide of where to go and what to do. Both Keizer and T. Nelson have been doin' this gig a long time and their info is right on the money, right Jeff?