west side of whidbey coupeville and keystone area fishing?
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west side of whidbey coupeville and keystone area fishing?
at this time of year what is good to fish for from shore in those areas? been tryin to figure if the black rockfish will be in a good mood for top water action?
An old man once told me that if you stick a worm on a hook drop it over the bank you can feed your self for life. I tried it modified it and geez I am beating them off with a broom now.
" Talking about the way it used to be. Skittley dit dat dow doo day. we used to pull Stripers out of san pablo bay. now the delta waters go down so cal and the stripers faded away.." (Primus)
" Talking about the way it used to be. Skittley dit dat dow doo day. we used to pull Stripers out of san pablo bay. now the delta waters go down so cal and the stripers faded away.." (Primus)
RE:west side of whidbey coupeville and keystone area fishing?
Drifter, you won't find many blackies around Whidby. There used to be some migratory population years ago but over fishing and the loss of the kelp beds means very few blackies. You'll find them west of Seiku in big numbers. The rock fish that you usually find around the island are small coppers and they've been nearly wiped out.
Life's short - fish hard!