Hey guys,

Kev emailed ya back .

And Doc like I told Kev most of my experience is from the beach but I have watched the boters troll what seems to be one key is not to deep this time of year out in the deeper waters(to many kings have to release them).

But ive seen them using cutplug herring, coho killers, and coyote spoons. The tide is important when closer to shore fish the flood tide.

When you get near the point itself watch were you are because the area 6 and area 9 line is off point wilson the other end is off partridge point on whidbey. makes a difference area 9 you can keep native and hatchery and only hatchs in 6.

Also were the tide rips around the point seems to be a good spot as it holds bait fish but beware of those little black diving birds(I caught one last year).

If jigging try a smaller Pt Wilson Dart or Buzz Bomb in white with green stripe(Im not sure of the exact color name). I use the Same Buzz Bomb in 2 1/2" from the beach and have done well.

A note about fishing to deep I watched a lady last year hook into a king that was easily 40# and her bf/husband hit the hook when trying to net it was a nice looking fish.

Hope my long windedness was helpful LOL!!!!!