I just like to troll herring with the tide down toward the airport. For the kings the large purple lable size cutplugs, and green label for the silvers. We run a dropper 18-24in off a three way swivel with anywhere from 4-12oz. balls. Sometimes a flasher, but most of the time just bait. I also like the area down near the "goal posts" where the main and south chanel meet. The kings tend to be found along the bottom in 20-30ft water. And the silvers can usually be up along the <15 ft range. Look for the schools of anchovies and there will be fish around. I believe the salmon feel secure under the schools of forage and will put the feed bag on around the first tide change of the day. Then they will shut down for about five hours before things pick up again.