Check

 

Defiance Boats!

LURECHARGE!

THE PP OUTDOOR FORUMS

Kast Gear!

Power Pro Shimano Reels G Loomis Rods

  Willie boats! Puffballs!

 

Three Rivers Marine

 

 
Page 2 of 2 < 1 2
Topic Options
Rate This Topic
#155458 - 07/19/02 11:56 PM Re: Shore fishing Puget Sound
Easy Limits Offline
River Nutrients

Registered: 05/06/01
Posts: 2959
Loc: Nisqually
Don't forget about the Redondo pier and Browns Pt. pier. Both can be really productive on a high tide when the fish are in.
_________________________
Carl C.

Top
#155459 - 07/20/02 01:04 PM Re: Shore fishing Puget Sound
On The Hook Offline
Returning Adult

Registered: 06/08/02
Posts: 277
Loc: Post Falls, Idaho
Busy

I willing to help anyway I can. As for fish this time of year it's silvers right now only small ones are in but in the next week or so the bigger ones should be on there way.

As for what I use it's simple I use a lighter weight rod and 14# mono and use a 2 1/2" Buzz Bomb in white(pearl)with green stripe but many use cut herring (they catch alot of Bullhead on that).

And the Kings the season doesnt open until Nov. and is just for that month there is another in Feb. also But you can fish for kings fromn the Hood Canal bridge in Sept.(fishing platform under the easst side of it but you better breing a long net).

Email me and if you want to come up I would be more than happy to show you around.

Robert
_________________________
Life is a beach then the sharks eat you!!!!

Top
#155460 - 07/21/02 05:58 PM Re: Shore fishing Puget Sound
trailrat77 Offline
Returning Adult

Registered: 11/23/01
Posts: 350
Loc: rowers seat
One that I didn't see mentioned is the Eastern end of Fox Is.. There is a state fishing pier there. I grew up fishing out there, when it was the Concrete dock, and at the right times of year it can be really good. There should be some nice kings around there right now heading to the Nasty and Mc Callister creek. I've only been out there a couple of times in the past few years, but each time nearly had the dock to myself. Rigs I've used are a light mooching setup driftfished, buzzbombs and herring under a float.
_________________________
Support our Troops!
Will tie jigs for beer...

Top
Page 2 of 2 < 1 2

Moderator:  The Moderator 
Search

Site Links
Home
Our Washington Fishing
Our Alaska Fishing
Reports
Rates
Contact Us
About Us
Recipes
Photos / Videos
Visit us on Facebook
Today's Birthdays
Bankbound, DanFrench, harleydeen, KF85, S.A.Evanson, Stellablue, taylormade
Recent Gallery Pix
hatchery steelhead
Hatchery Releases into the Pacific and Harvest
Who's Online
3 registered (Salmo g., steely slammer, Excitable Bob), 963 Guests and 3 Spiders online.
Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Newest Members
NoyesMaker, John Boob, Lawrence, I'm Still RichG, feyt
11499 Registered Users
Top Posters
Todd 27838
Dan S. 16958
Sol Duc 15727
The Moderator 13942
Salmo g. 13502
eyeFISH 12618
STRIKE ZONE 11969
Dogfish 10878
ParaLeaks 10363
Jerry Garcia 9013
Forum Stats
11499 Members
17 Forums
72935 Topics
825147 Posts

Max Online: 3937 @ 07/19/24 03:28 AM

Join the PP forums.

It's quick, easy, and always free!

Working for the fish and our future fishing opportunities:

The Wild Steelhead Coalition

The Photo & Video Gallery. Nearly 1200 images from our fishing trips! Tips, techniques, live weight calculator & more in the Fishing Resource Center. The time is now to get prime dates for 2018 Olympic Peninsula Winter Steelhead , don't miss out!.

| HOME | ALASKA FISHING | WASHINGTON FISHING | RIVER REPORTS | FORUMS | FISHING RESOURCE CENTER | CHARTER RATES | CONTACT US | WHAT ABOUT BOB? | PHOTO & VIDEO GALLERY | LEARN ABOUT THE FISH | RECIPES | SITE HELP & FAQ |