Thanks Neal. I'll keep plugging away.

Do you like to fish Jeff Head on an incoming or outgoing? Does it matter there?

I have also heard about some fish being picked up out in the shipping lanes only 60-80ft deep. These must be traveling fish????

Hey Red, Click on the flashing envelope next my stuff on the options part of the page. I sent you a PM that may have some usefull information for you. Good Luck. -T B J

Parker, thats good. I thought I was going to have to kill somebody

Redside, either tide works for me. I fish when I can, and with two young kids thats either very early, or very late.... The rips will form in differnent areas and the bait will get pushed around depending on the tide though...

Neal

Ive got a 1.5 dozen fresh, cut plugged herring that were alive 24 hours ago if anyone wants to swing by wedgwood and pick 'em up. Call me, Brad @ 206 949 8443. Fishing was good today although both Kings had that pesky adipose fin.

Heading out here in a few minutes to fish the flood till dark. Anybody been out yesterday or this AM? Find bait anywhere?

I have been running from Edmonds to PNP and finding bait. No keepers since the opener but several with and extra rudder. Thinking about staying closer to home but would like some intel.

Will post up results tommorow.

Hit Apple Cove Pt this morning for the high slack found the bait on the bottom at 160. Landed 2 high teeners both unmarked

A little video from our day w Gilly...shoulda got some coverage of the big natives TBJ had to release but heres what we got as we were too busy catching to f around with the camera for awhile there....cheers.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GiFamQbqwI

I dig the podium music. Got me thinking about champain and gold medals.

ya i didnt edit it but black sabbath will be next...

Cool video Summerun!
Nice plumbers crack Gilly.....
Good stuff.

Cool video. Is Tom camera shy?

THAT IS ONE HELL OF A BOAT! PRETTY MUCH MY DREAM BOAT! Oh, yeah cool video to!

nice clip SR. good to see some kings hitting the cooler.

Cool Vid!
I like the name "Tyee Charters"!
Way to go Gilly, summerrun and TBJ!

I want a shirt Matt!

Matt,
I'd like a shirt also.

Great shots Keith, that was alot of fun. I will let you know when I get the shirts.



Matt

Thanks Keith for the video.

Great video Keith.

Put me on the list for a shirt, Gilly!

Pretty slow on the water today for Matt and crew. Hit our first fish before the rod was put in the rod holder on the first rod out. Took all of 3.4 seconds to hook up. Thinking this was going to be THE Day.

Blind (yes, as in can't see) Dr. Bob got his 80+ year old ass handed to him by a spunky 8 poundish, quota-killing, kinger! The fish thought it was at least 20 pounds and drew blood as Dr. Bob cut up his finger while fighting the fish. Gilly and I were prepared, and had a plan to disconnect the battery cables to use as a temporary defibulator in case the old man had a heart attack! Fortunately, he survived, but the fish did not. One for us.

Here's a shot of Dr. Bob and his quota-killing kinger!



This shot of Dr. Bob and Gilly cracks me up. Look at the hands of Dr. Bob. By looking at that photo, you'd think this old man couldn't see, or something! I have no clue as to what that left hand is doing.....



Next up was my Old Man who was forced to C&R a nice little kinger nate.

Took a while, but somewhere amongst the million shakers and flounders, we added a small clipped silver to the box.

Kinda slow day catching, but a great day fishing. Got the old men in to some fish, especially a spunky blind 80+ year old doctor. He was a riot.

A very fun day out with Gill fishing! He runs a top-notch operation and I would highly recommend him to anyone wanting to fish, or learn how to properly fish the Sound.

Any time you need a deckhand Matt, feel free to holler! I had a blast.



Good luck out there tomorrow Neal, Matt, and new-crew! Hope you find a few more willing biters!

hit possesion again today, a morning trip with a crew change early. Have some relatives visiting from Dallas and so I headed out with three of them at o'dark thirty and fished the east side after dropping some crab pots. A little bumby out there for these land lubbers but the youngest managed to lose a fish. Some how "keep the rod tip up and reel" translated into texan as "drop the rod tip to the water and stare at the reel"... Oh well checked the crab pots on the way to Muck to swap out the first 3 for the second 3. On the second crew out we fished the west side just after the tide change. took only about 30 minutes to hook into an very nice king. The instructions to this Texas vistor seem to translate just fine, nice hook set, tip up, let the fish run when he wants, etc... Just as I see the flasher on the top and the back of a nice fish, CHOMP! dang seal grabs him and the fight is on! Chase the fish and seal down and play tug of war for a bit. I thought we were getting the upper hand until the leader finally broke. The worst part was the little turd followed us around for the next 45 minutes despite my best use of the english language to discourage him. Didn't get another bump the rest of the day, but did manage a few crab so the Texans hit the dock happy.

I need to apologize to the guy that was following me while we were playing tug o war with the seal. The shouts and comments were not aimed at you, but at the fury thief with my dinner in his choppers. Hope you saw and realized that the dirty SOB and other choice things said were not directed at you, those in your boat or other relatives of yours who may or may not have been mentioned....