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Bill, Just realized I forgot the important stuff ! 190-200 with a #2 setting. Riggers were going at 70-85'. Green seemed to be the color for the morning. Shortly after I turn "Nothin But Net" on too our bite they had 5 or 6 fish to the boat. Tight Lines, Steve:cool:

The morning started before sunrise in 450' on a south troll, 2 kings in the box by 6:30. The morning was a total blast ended 8 for 12. 6 kings three majors 24, 26, 30 others were small. A laker about 12 and a nice steelhead 5 or 6. 420 to 400 seemed to be our honeyhole. Green Echip w/ a no see-em turned the last 5 hits had one rip 450' and didn't get it to the boat. Off the water by 10:30. Hopefully this pattern doesn't get to mested up before the derby. Sorry forgot the camera Tight Lines, Steve

Billy V, All three fish were on a Mag. NK half white half blue not shure what the "street" name for it is but shure glad it was part of my spread on Sunday. Every thing came of rigger 55' over 60 to 65 Tight Lines, Steve:cool:

GLF, That would none other than good old 20# ande in pink. I love the stuff and don't really think theres a better line out there. As far as the cromer, my wife pointed at the rod when it released , I turned around and it was 2' out of the water. Great fight till the 73 deg. water took hold of it and it went limp. Alot of work to get her swimming again but worth the time for such a beautiful fish Tight Lines, Steve:cool:

Got out real early to try and beat the heat. Got a good tip from a close friend that said the bite was real shallow 45-55 over 60. Temp was there and so were about 20 or 30 boats. Did a brown before completeing my set-up and ended the day with this hot steelhead that checked in just over 14lbs.