I went to four different places today trying to find some green or chartreuse and glo squid, preferable Yama****a. Everyone is out of stock. You'd think those things work. Supply of green and chartreuse hotspots was pretty low, too.

Guess you can tell what people think works.

After picking up a case of green label herring at Ballard Baits this morning, I stopped by Seattle Marine . They have a full supply of everything you might need. All colors of squids, flashers, plugs etc.

Hey SH-

Have you ever been in to see Kelly at Silver Horde in Lynnwood?

They have a shop in front of their wharehouse and manufacturing area. Everything you could ever ask for and good prices as well. I dont buy flashers, dodgers, or squidbaits anywhere else. I bought some new Yama****a baits from him this summer that are the best looking I have ever seen. Check out the "Aurora" squid. I have caught a 22# king, numerous in the teens, and a 18# coho already on that very bait, and it will be first thing wet tomorrow AM.
Ah geeze, I'll just take pictures:
Bottom:

here's the back:


I like the cuttlefish wing variety because it imparts a nice fluttery action on the head of the hooch.

I can attest, largest selection in the puget sound. A gem of a shop and worth the drive for you.

Address?
check out:
http://www.silverhorde.com

Why do I plug them? They supported our blackmouth derby last year and are a bunch of really good people. Kelly already said he is supporting us this year too.

It must be salmon season when the people from under the stairs are well...no longer under the stairs but all over the rivers!

Looks just like the cuttlefish that I used to catch the 42 and 45 as well as many other salmonoids at Westport this year. You hit the nail right on the head.

Ng

Sparkey, that was priceless. Cruel, but priceless.