Another Sandy report for 6/21

[Tip-sea-tuna]

In around 6, off at 10:30, went 7 for 8 all small silvers.  Was happy to at least put some salmon in the boat after all the crazy wind and alewive issues.   Dropped riggers around 125 and headed North.  Hit fish around 200-250 then again at 320.  Circled back south to 200 and found a few in the same regions again.  Found 48 degrees down around 110ft in closer to shore and higher up around 85ft farther out near 350 depth.  Im sure the thermocline is a bit confused with all the changing wind weve had. 

Lots of Alewives all the way out to 320 on the surface.  Like crazy amounts.  So many that we inadvertently hooked one when retrieving a rigger line to check for debris,  there were a few pockets of debris fields a ways out. 

Lots of bait balls in the 125-250 range, but never a bite when we were near one.  Talked to 2 boats at the launch and they didn't have any luck.  Great flat cam day on the lake and seemingly strong current down deep. 

Most marks were 50ft and above.   We tried 8 and 10 colors, 2 chinooks and 2 riggers.  Then tried a 330 copper.  Riggers and copper took all the fish.  One rigger at 115 the other at 50.  Tried meat rig and flasher fly with no luck.  Also varied diver depths with no takers. Best spoons in pic...

Tight lines!