Pinks from shore
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Pinks from shore
I'm new to fishing for Pinks and was wondering if anyone has tried from the beaches at Golden Gardens, Discovery Park, or Karkeek Park and had any luck. Also, what's the best method for catching them? I've read using buzz bombs or floating pink jigs or squid, but how deep do I set them under the bobber? Any help would be appreciated. I'm pretty much starting from scratch as far as what I know, I've always fished fresh water before.
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Re: Pinks from shore
Gonzaii sir,
I live a couple blocks from Carkeek. You can catch them with a Pink buzz bomb via shore. Cut is NOTHING near as plentiful ad say, the Snohomish river in late August. But the flip side is very few anglers, beach combers, etc.
yes, people fish and catch at Golden Gardens/Shilshole, but MANY more beach combers. Lincoln Park is pretty successful as well.
I live a couple blocks from Carkeek. You can catch them with a Pink buzz bomb via shore. Cut is NOTHING near as plentiful ad say, the Snohomish river in late August. But the flip side is very few anglers, beach combers, etc.
yes, people fish and catch at Golden Gardens/Shilshole, but MANY more beach combers. Lincoln Park is pretty successful as well.
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Re: Pinks from shore
I'm gonna try discovery park in the a few weeks so I'll see how that goes. Ive never seen anyone fish there but it is lega.l
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Thanks, I'm pretty close to Carkeek so I'll check it out in a couple weeks when they start showing up.
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Re: Pinks from shore
I did well at Lincoln Park. Its a pretty long walk to the fishing area even from street parking. It was packed when I was there but plenty of fishing room still. I fished in front of the public pool area.
Re: Pinks from shore
did you do well there this year or are you talking about two years ago? I hadn't heard that they were here yet.
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There not here yet. I bet people are out fishing for them though.
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south end of whidbey at the park can be crazy good.. its all about timing.. mukilteo as well ![ThumpUp [thumbup]](./images/smilies/msp_thumbup.gif)
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Re: Pinks from shore
i might try carkeek this year since my grandma's house is like a block away.