Outfishin444

I have a 16’ crestliner. You can definitely do it in a small boat just have to pick your days. As you can tell in the pics water was glass the past couple days.

7/15. Trolled in 130-150 off the ledge in the afternoon/ evening. Caught 2 kings, one 21 and one 14. Both on a flasher fly 90 down on the rigger. Also caught a nice laker on the same thing. 7/16. fished with my buddy Dylon and got started early for the morning bite. Got a case of rubber hooks and lost two kings at the side of the boat. Fish were scattered. Caught some jack kings in 150, one teenager in 140, browns in 110 anddd 150. Definitely didn’t have the bait life/ larger marks as the night before. Still a a gorgeous day. Bites were mostly on flasher/flies and black/silver spoons. All bites were down 85-115 down with the exception of a king that decided to knock a dipsey spoon in 70 fow, go figure.. overall good fishing..can’t complain when you get home and fire up the smoker. Tight lines.

Looked like we had a window to try for some salmon. Pretty rough ride out for a small boat. Rode out and trolled with the wind. Wound up 6/6. 2 browns, 3 steel guys and an Atlantic. First time seeing one. Only a 22” so released but still a beautiful fish. 120-135 fow. All downriggers, Dipseys didn’t get a touch. Still working on those kings…

First post on here. Just happened upon this site and the info really helped me out. Today was my second attempt after a skunk last weekend. Totally different today. Went 12-15 on browns. Had a couple buddies with me and we all limited out then released a bunch of fish. All caught between 35-45 fow. Most productive but was dipsies about 25-30 ft down. Green colored spoons were the ticket. Next adventure will hopefully be salmon. Thanks all!