6-30-10 Port Sheldon night

[Just Hook'n]

First of all- LESS THAN 1 FT My (%^^*%.

It was BUMPY. 2-4 with the occassional 5ft wave.

We did pretty well. we went 12 for I don't know. We bounced south toward Holland and ended up in front of spyglass in about 120fow. 65 to 85 on rigger, 300ft of copper and dipseys 150-170back on 1.5.

We had a double on the same rigger. One on the flasher fly/one on the slider. Only managed to new one of these as the slider got into the dipsey and PING fish and lure gone. Hard to control the direction of two fish on one line.

The biggest 6 fish (in the picture) were all over 11 pounds.

3 of these fish were on a wire dipsey 150-170 back on 1.5 with a 11" green and white (silver tape down the back) glow Echip. I'll try to find the name for you. This was trailed by a yellow fly with double J hooks. It was AWESOME all night. Had two near rookies realling in 12 and 14 pound kings that ripped out 370ft of line.

Riggers also worked with 11" white and 11" yellow Echips with that new fly that mike let me use, and a yellow fly on the other.

Copper worked with a mag size yellow tail.

[Katrina Seath]

Wow! Good job Mark!

What speed were you doing?

[Just Hook'n]

We were running whatever the waves would let us, but it ended up being about 2.5-2.7 at the ball, which is pretty typically for us. We had to throw the sea anchors out to slow down though.

[Nailer]

What a great night. It could be the waves turned them on?

[Just Hook'n]

I'm thinking about deep sea fishing next time out.

Save some gas too.

VERTICAL jigging.

Edited July 1, 2010 by Just Hook'n
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[Side JOB]

nice job

[fishinmachine2]

Thats getting it done!! Nice job!!:thumb:

Scott

[Priority1]

Mark, GJ out of PS.

[Adam Bomb]

Great job Mark. Thats a fine evening of fishing.