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Similar story here - Ended up boxing 4 springs (1white) all mid to high teens. 6-8 pinks released. 35’-80’ on the riggers. MA.

NA.1 spring at 75’. Lots of bait. Slow.

Sunset, yesterday

T10, 250’ of water, 30-50’ on the riggers. Bait. Hooked 2 slabs at 20’ while setting gear. Epic fishing/sunset.

Maybe a touch of lazy. Happens to the best of us. Fishing north island. Will update Sat. to forecast when pink mania will be over.

They have a point. Have a look above, then scroll down. . . . Running large herring will likely be more effective then a certain depth to avoid hooking pinks and instead target larger Chinook.

Ended up packing it in after 3 hours. Could’ve had a 2 man pink limit, returned them to the drink. The Chinook bite died off for us around 9am.

Gong show of pinks - 2 triple headers. 2 springs in the box. Burning through bait. Bait 40-70’, 250’ off North arm-ish.

Typically means teaser head without an inline flasher (dummy instead). Otherwise he’d be cut plugging old school.

Ended up boxing 3 at T10. 20’ to 70’, 300’ of water. Punches in bunches with long lags between. Guessing many fish went up the river at the high tide.

Tides are ripping. Only seen 2 nets out so far.

Lumpy, small white caps

It’s pancake with rain.

Turned on again. Fish are at 100’

3 in the box all landed back to back at 7am at 60’, Pinks and dogs since. It’s been a grind. Anyone found a hot depth?

This fish are savagely attacking anything. Put it in a bag with coarse salt over night and rest your arms. You can dye leprechaun bait too if you choose. Frankly, it does not matter. Goodluck out there.

Depths? Thanks,

Slab! Well done! Tyee won’t fit in cooler. #firstworldproblems.

Hooked 2 pinks off of PA yesterday. Glow spoons at 120’ on the riggers. Wasn’t targeting them but they are around.

Thanks. Gave it a quick whirl. Red tide and no bites.