I've never been to that beach but I was already thinking about giving it a try when I am there at the end of this August. Thanks! And safe travels during your re-location.
They plant coho that return to that beach end of august. I was in that bay for my kayak trolling for silvers video but have caught them standing on the beach too. Good luck and tight lines!!
That sounds great. I will be fly fishing. So a couple of more questions. If I go out there, what time of Tide would best? Would you recommend floating line, intermediate sink (slow) line or fast sinking? (Meaning do I need to get down deep to fish for them?) I'll wade a bit out into the water and I can cast out 60 to 80 ft. Thanks again! Sorry we won't be able to meet up!
I forgot to mention that by the end of August the Dollie’s will have transitioned into the rivers and you won’t have any luck for them off the beaches. The coho will usually be pretty close to the surface and I’ve always used floating line with a weighted fly but intermediate sinking line could also come in handy on a bright sunny day (can’t help you with that one🤪 bring rain gear). If you wanted to chase Dolly Varden in the rivers, my absolute favorite fishery here, you can use any fly you want as long as it’s an egg pattern😂. Look for them in tail outs below the pink salmon
Looks like you caught one of the ones I caught and released the other day 😜
You never know could be😂
Wow! Solid spot! Hope I can fish there someday! New friend from the Philippines. Full support. 👊🏼😁🎣🐟
Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching and for the kind words
@@kodiyakangler I also would like to invite you to visit my youtube channel to see our fishing trip here in the philippines. Safe fishing always 😁🎣🐟
I just subscribed to your channel. I'm from Kodiak also. Milbay? How did you set up you're rig? Any weight on your line or just the lure?
Thanks for watching and subscribing I really appreciate it. Yeah Mill Bay and just the spoon no added weight.
@@kodiyakangler Thank you very much! More power and more fish to catch 👊🏼😁🎣❤️
Which beach were you at?
Mill bay beach but any beach with a salmon stream near it will have Dollie’s feeding on outgoing fry
I've never been to that beach but I was already thinking about giving it a try when I am there at the end of this August. Thanks! And safe travels during your re-location.
They plant coho that return to that beach end of august. I was in that bay for my kayak trolling for silvers video but have caught them standing on the beach too. Good luck and tight lines!!
That sounds great. I will be fly fishing. So a couple of more questions. If I go out there, what time of Tide would best? Would you recommend floating line, intermediate sink (slow) line or fast sinking? (Meaning do I need to get down deep to fish for them?) I'll wade a bit out into the water and I can cast out 60 to 80 ft. Thanks again! Sorry we won't be able to meet up!
I forgot to mention that by the end of August the Dollie’s will have transitioned into the rivers and you won’t have any luck for them off the beaches. The coho will usually be pretty close to the surface and I’ve always used floating line with a weighted fly but intermediate sinking line could also come in handy on a bright sunny day (can’t help you with that one🤪 bring rain gear). If you wanted to chase Dolly Varden in the rivers, my absolute favorite fishery here, you can use any fly you want as long as it’s an egg pattern😂. Look for them in tail outs below the pink salmon