Went out today with Northwoods and his 15 year old with the sole purpose of catching kings. We ran mostly spoons with a few F/F combos. Ended up 2 for 3, with the lost fish at the back of the boat on a line snap - not sure what happened. Not enough bites to suggest a color or depth pattern. Fish came in 30 - 50 FOW anywhere from 10-30' down. The fish were 17-8 and 18-11. The one we lost was of the same class, hard to say if it was smaller or larger.
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Wow idk if I never paid attention but there sure seems to be a lot of Kings around congrats to all you guys getting them
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Very nice. Great looking fish. First kings on the new boat??
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Any coho mixed in? I spent a few hours last week running j-plugs and spoons in the bottom 2/3 of the column and couldn’t avoid the coho.
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