No salmon were landed here today, saving me the effort of having to come up with something sort of clever to say about them or the fishermen. What a relief. But, word of a smoking salmon bite off of Carmet in 200 to 260 feet of water (I heard both numbers) and down 140+ feet has me worried that I may need to be clever again tomorrow. Then again, the fish are moving around a lot right now, so I may not have to smarten up. Here's and observation from our friendly Anonymous Commercial:"A commercial got a few fish yesterday at 30 fathoms. He had tried the rocks and the beach for nothing. The good news for your guys is they were not too deep, maybe 60 to 80 feet from the surface. The bad news, they were probably moving and who knows how far down they will be tomorrow. Should still be stragglers coming down for the rest of the month, just have to find them." The conventional wisdom is that shallow fish are moving through and deeper fish are feeding. Maybe those Carmet fish will be around for a bit. Only one way to find out, and it requires a downrigger.
Monday, September 7, 2020
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Not all hero’s wear capes, some where masks..... good job on the bar fish.
Ahhh!!! We were a lil early on the carmet!!! Nice fishing with ya willy... shouldve taken a pic...
I'm interested in catching a few rockfish on my 15ft Boston whaler any advice on location?
For a few, Bird Rock reef would be close and a pretty good spot. I like the fishing out in 150 to 170 feet of water, although lately we've caught some nice rockcod in 60 to 80 feet there while trolling for salmon. Elephant is further, but weather permitting it will get you more fish. Look at Google Maps with satellite view on and it will show you the rockpiles.
Thank you willy vogler
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