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Also fished on July 4th.... We saw a lot of fish in the 90-130 depth but decided to go a bit east and a bit deeper (180-200). We ended up catching about 10 with only two nice ones (27 lb and 18 lb). Most of the fish came off the riggers (mostly on the stackers in warm water). The larger King came down 70 feet over 200 FOW on a meat rig. The cottonwood is really getting to be a pain though!!!




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Fished east of harbor in 230’ to 270’ feet. Caught a bunch of fish and some decent Kings but nothing over 20 lbs. We got a few in the 18 to 19.5 pound range. Most of our fish were caught 70’ to 90’ feet down but most of our gear was that deep. I just didn’t like temp on Fish Hawk until it was that deep. A bunch of stuff caught but here is what our biggest fish were caught on.
 
1) 42nd spoon on a dipsey set on 1 out 190’ was good, we lost two screamers on that.
 
2) White Holo Spin Doc with a blue fly out 190’ on a 1 caught our biggest fish, 19.5 lbs.
 
3) White double crush Spin Doc with a white fly on a dipsey our 259’ on 3.
 
4) Purple Glow Frog on a free slider on a 90’ rigger.
 
Once we caught the fish on the slider we realized we were fishing under some fish as well. A couple pics.
 

 

 
 
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Thanks for the report.... We fished the same areas yesterday and got into the fleas really bad.... They seemed different than normal as they were extremely difficult to remove. I was not sure if it was fleas or cottonwood.. Did you have the same problem?



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Thanks for the report... I will be out there tomorrow and will provide a report


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Fished today a little west out of Olcott harbor.... Afraid I don’t have much helpful information to report. We only caught a few small Kings. We started at 375 FOV and headed out, ultimately going to the fences and working our way back in looking for activity. The water out at the fence was 5 deg cooler on top (about 57) but the down temp was 46 deg down 50 ft. We systematically worked our way in and found the best marks between 90 and 120 FOV but by then we had spent too much time and the sun was high and it was a pancake. We ran mostly spoons and some SD/Flys but could not move a rod. We graphed many fish cruising through the riggers but nothing. In addition, we graphed nearly no bait. In hindsight, I wish we stayed in closer and had brought some meat.


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Thanks for the report... I will be out there tomorrow and will provide a report


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I run 10lb weights off them.. I would not suggest running these with more than 10lb. weights as I don't believe they are rated for higher than 10lbs

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• (2) Cannon Digi-Troll II Electric downriggers- $200 each
• (2) Cannon low profile swivel bases that are brand new and never
• mounted- $25 ea. (List for $66 ea.)
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NOTE: These downriggers have seen very little use and are exceptionally well cared for. I just upgraded both of these last year putting $175 into each. Upgrades were: New downrigger wire, termination kits, new dual rod holders and updated wiring harnesses including updated quick connect plugs for quick mounting and removal.