07-28-2004, 04:05 PM
Puget Sound - July 22nd, 2004
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FISHING: Great
Puget Sound continues to fish well for sea-run cutthroat. I would concentrate my efforts in the South Sound (Vashon south) rather than the beaches up north. Cutthroat seems to be plentiful at most locations and if you aren't finding them I would recommend that you move to a different beach.
Make sure you are fishing moving water. Outgoing tides have fewer weed issues and carry plenty of baitfish patterns including:
Flashy Lady in Blue and Green
Chris West's Pacific Herring and Sand Lance
Rolled Muddlers (to imitate sculpins)
Pin Head
Morrish's Small Fry
For those of you that tie, now is the time to make sure your box is loaded with Pacific Herring patterns as Silvers are just around the corner!
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RECORDED:
80 ° FISHING: Great Puget Sound continues to fish well for sea-run cutthroat. I would concentrate my efforts in the South Sound (Vashon south) rather than the beaches up north. Cutthroat seems to be plentiful at most locations and if you aren't finding them I would recommend that you move to a different beach.
Make sure you are fishing moving water. Outgoing tides have fewer weed issues and carry plenty of baitfish patterns including:
Flashy Lady in Blue and Green
Chris West's Pacific Herring and Sand Lance
Rolled Muddlers (to imitate sculpins)
Pin Head
Morrish's Small Fry
For those of you that tie, now is the time to make sure your box is loaded with Pacific Herring patterns as Silvers are just around the corner!