Thanks Steve! Netting is one of my favorite parts. I don't want to jinx myself, but I've never knocked a fish off. I've dropped the net before and I've had them get out of the net, but I got them back. I expect that sooner or later I will lose one, but so far, so good...
Thanks m_p ! There's another chunk of the season coming, starts the 1st of September and I hope to get out a lot more. The weather has been cooperating finally, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed... 🙃
Well now I have something to look forward to! Can’t wait for your next one King! Things are hopping up here in Puget Sound and got a couple of fat ones this morning.
Thanks I have a 18f alumaweld talon do you think it would be safe on a nice day out there never crossed the bar on my own and concerned about it any advice you can give is welcome thank you
@@MW-vm5px It's hard to give advice over the internet. Boat size is fine, but you need confidence to get better at anything new. It would be nice if you could find someone with experience to go with and coach a bit...
Nice to see you back on the job! Hope all is well. You haven't lost a step. Way to put the wood to those silvers. Hope they make it in to the rivers this falls so I can get a crack at them. Keep getting after 'em and keep sharing your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Make sure you put those folbe rod holders in the correct way the solid part must face the back of the boat or they will open up on you, just one mistake and your rod is gone. Great video thanks for taking the time to put it together.
@@OverlandOrange Only wild Silvers (Coho) in the Yaquina... I've heard that the fish caught off shore are from a river in SE Washington that dumps into the Columbia...
An excellent job as usual. Very good to see you still getting after it! I ate some coho yesterday. It was a Lake Michigan fish, good but nothing like those tasty treats you have there. Here's to many more adventures!
Hey Justin! I usually start at 30, it usually gets bit pretty quick, but I'll strip off more line while I'm trolling, 2 to 5 pulls or even more. I'll shorten up too. What I don't do is troll for Silvers for very long without changing something; speed, heading, depth, location, but I like to start at 25 to 30...
@@kingslew1866 right on, im about the same 20-30 seems to be the sweet spot. Can I ask why you prefer the deep six diver over cannon balls? always willing to try new methods! I usually start trolling straight off the light house then move south to seal rock if the bite is slow. Do you recommend any other spots I should try in between? Thanks
@@JustinChoi-c4xIt's really not a preference, it's just what I've been using. Maybe I don't like the idea of getting hit in the head with a chunk of lead while netting, but maybe I'll rig up some cannon balls and see if I like 'em. As for fish "spots" I think if you find the bait, you find the fish. So, I'm always watching for birds and jumping salmon. I've caught silvers and kings inside the reef while fishing for rockfish and while trolling. Water temp may be more of a factor, feed certainly is...
Thanks! Yes, absolutely. Highest percentage of solid hook ups and fish to the boat. Single, offset 7/0 octopus hook. Least damage to released fish as well. Usually hooked in the corner of the mouth...
Great looking ocean that day. I've seen rougher rivers and ponds. Keep us posted on your adventures!
Will do... 🙃
Nice job , good to see you back . Thank you
Thanks Keith!
Good job, Slew...Glad to see you still getting after them.....👍
It's nice to see you out King Slew. Congratulations on the beautiful fish. Not easy to do by yourself but you still got it!
Thanks Steve! Netting is one of my favorite parts. I don't want to jinx myself, but I've never knocked a fish off. I've dropped the net before and I've had them get out of the net, but I got them back. I expect that sooner or later I will lose one, but so far, so good...
Well done thanks for taking us along.
Talk about a glass ocean, great fish too.
Thanks cd! It doesn't get much flatter than that...
I was about to come visit to see how you were doing. Glad to see you out on the big lake again.
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Really good to see u out king … u are an inspiration to us out here .. keep it up 👍
Thanks Mark! 🙃
Wahoo!! Been waiting for my favorite fisherman/video creator! This made my day!
Thanks m_p ! There's another chunk of the season coming, starts the 1st of September and I hope to get out a lot more. The weather has been cooperating finally, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed... 🙃
Me too....😊
Well now I have something to look forward to! Can’t wait for your next one King! Things are hopping up here in Puget Sound and got a couple of fat ones this morning.
@@maltby_pass5632 Are you fishing from the beach or trolling?
welcome back to the king
Thanks Dean! Good to be back...
Good to see you are still kicking and catching fish like a boss!
Thanks Alan!
Like a baus
Glad to see you out slaying those salmon again, love the sound of the fishing taking drag. Funny that's the same rig I use for coho it's a killer.
Thanks Steve! Yeah, I finally got an opportunity to get out. I'm looking forward to the 1st....
good to see your still at it ,we didn't make it up this year, I have to say I'm a little sad about it
That's too bad. It's' been slow for me too... 🙁
Way to go Big Brother!!! :)
Well thanks Tom! Good to hear from you! Give Carol a hug for me... 🙃
Well you got yourself some fresh salmon to eat now! Great video.
Thanks Earl! preciate it...
Glad that you have returned!
What lake is that you are fishing on? I don't see any near Newport on the map that big.
(lol)
Doesn't get much flatter than that, does it?
Just outstanding video! What was up with that first coho? Angry!
Thanks John! A fat healthy fish with a strong desire to live...
Nicely done sir,,,
Thankyou sir!
Good too see you again by the way how big is your boat anyway thanks every time I watch you fishing it makes me want too go
Thanks! Boat is an '89 Hewescraft SeaRunner 18' 60hp Mercury 2 stroke...
Thanks I have a 18f alumaweld talon do you think it would be safe on a nice day out there never crossed the bar on my own and concerned about it any advice you can give is welcome thank you
@@MW-vm5px It's hard to give advice over the internet. Boat size is fine, but you need confidence to get better at anything new. It would be nice if you could find someone with experience to go with and coach a bit...
Thank you
Good to see you again!
Thanks John! Been a while... 🙃
Nice, my favorite kind of King Slew videos! Great quality of fish looks like. Will you be trolling inside when they close it?
Thanks Nick! Think I'll just wait for the non-selective season, starts on the 1st. I may even actually get to do some fishing...
Nice fish sir. What reel are you using?
Thanks! Shimano Tekota 500
@@kingslew1866 Thank you.
Are you in the bay?
Nope! That's the ocean...
Well well looks whosback
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Great to see you King slew!!!!
Thanks Steve!
Great job, Slew. Glad you're still out there doing what you love....❤👍
Always an interesting watch, thanks for sharing your experiences with us. That was an ocean to dream about.
Thanks Grant! Glad to do it...
Nice to see you back on the job! Hope all is well. You haven't lost a step. Way to put the wood to those silvers. Hope they make it in to the rivers this falls so I can get a crack at them. Keep getting after 'em and keep sharing your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Scott!
Makes me wish I was closer. Love the videos!
Thanks much!
Make sure you put those folbe rod holders in the correct way the solid part must face the back of the boat or they will open up on you, just one mistake and your rod is gone. Great video thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Hey Thanks Ray! Yeah, got that figured out. Think I'm gonna like 'em... 🙃
It's great to see you out again Jerry! Thanks for sharing and thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks Dan! Hope to get out more...
Wow, 60 degree water, bet guys are getting albacore not to far out, like maybe 10 miles. Nice salmon!! We can't keep those silvers in Ca.
60? yikes.
Thanks jeff! I think they're still running about 45 for Albies...
Awesome catch King, great to see you back out there.
Nice to see you back out on the pond.
Good video
@@elwoodlindquist9324 Thanks Elwood!
Thanks Paul!
I was hoping you would have some videos for us this year!!
Me too! I was getting worried... (grin)
hi nice to see you how's the linecouter working out for you
Thanks Tom! Love it! 🙃
I'm old enough to remember the Or-Aqua hatchery where NOAA sits now, but where's the existing hatchery for the Yaquina?
There is no hatchery for Silvers on the Yaquina...
@@kingslew1866 Where are the hatchery fish coming from?
@@OverlandOrange Only wild Silvers (Coho) in the Yaquina...
I've heard that the fish caught off shore are from a river in SE Washington that dumps into the Columbia...
I remember my dad taking me there catching so many coho
@@jameslasswell5821 That "jetty" at the South Beach Marina was elbow-to-elbow, but amazing fishing back in the day.
Good to see you missed ya. Nice waters wish i was there. Long way for me now moved to wyo, but missing the fishing. Be Safe
Thanks Henry!
An excellent job as usual. Very good to see you still getting after it! I ate some coho yesterday. It was a Lake Michigan fish, good but nothing like those tasty treats you have there. Here's to many more adventures!
Thanks fishinfool! 🙃
awsome you're back! how much line out on the counter if you don't mind me asking?
Hey Justin! I usually start at 30, it usually gets bit pretty quick, but I'll strip off more line while I'm trolling, 2 to 5 pulls or even more. I'll shorten up too. What I don't do is troll for Silvers for very long without changing something; speed, heading, depth, location, but I like to start at 25 to 30...
@@kingslew1866 right on, im about the same 20-30 seems to be the sweet spot. Can I ask why you prefer the deep six diver over cannon balls? always willing to try new methods! I usually start trolling straight off the light house then move south to seal rock if the bite is slow. Do you recommend any other spots I should try in between? Thanks
@@JustinChoi-c4xIt's really not a preference, it's just what I've been using. Maybe I don't like the idea of getting hit in the head with a chunk of lead while netting, but maybe I'll rig up some cannon balls and see if I like 'em.
As for fish "spots" I think if you find the bait, you find the fish. So, I'm always watching for birds and jumping salmon.
I've caught silvers and kings inside the reef while fishing for rockfish and while trolling. Water temp may be more of a factor, feed certainly is...
Nice work out there, what a perfect day! You still using the 7/0 hook?
Thanks! Yes, absolutely. Highest percentage of solid hook ups and fish to the boat. Single, offset 7/0 octopus hook. Least damage to released fish as well. Usually hooked in the corner of the mouth...
@@kingslew1866 I like the least damage and easy release to the fish.
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