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I was there from 11am to 1pm. Was slow where I was. Saw a boat land a silver and a yellow rod bankie land a small king. Watched one of the Indian net boats put nets in at noon. They started pulling sometime before 1pm. Their net could have went from shore to shore. They did leave enough room for boats to go either side. A friend and I counted 20 fish before we left. They still had some net to pull in.
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