Dmitch
2/17/2016 8:16:00 PMOnly caught one good size one last year at this location, unfortunately it was covered in parasites and had worms all inside it. But I hear they are consistently catching them down in the nisqually delta area, big starry flounder are caught down there. Last year I personally had most of my luck at deception past for flounder.
Bobber_Dogging_Gal
2/18/2016 2:57:00 AMMay I suggest using 4 or 5 ounce pyramid weights? Unlike other weights, they tend to dig in and not drift as easily. Also, we're ardent fans of Kayak Point park in Warm Beach. The day use fee is only $7.00. That includes secured parking and full use of the park. KP has a boat launch, pier, camp ground, bbq pits and picnic tables along extensive beach line. Fishing and crabbing off their pier is more productive than shore casting. We did well crabbing there last year. There's plenty of flounder and pile perch and several other kinds of fish. Cock tail type shrimp with the shells on lasts way longer than flimsy over priced sand shrimp. Even better is store bought squid. Chunk it up in about 1" pieces with or w/out shrimp oil. It's rubbery and stays on the hook. In the freezer, it will last years. We car pool to KP which saves on overall costs. Now I've got cabin fever to go to KP *lol*
Bobber_Dogging_Gal
2/18/2016 3:40:00 AMWe would like to meet other responsible fishermen (w/a boat) who fish Baker lake, the Skagit or Marine Area 8-2 on a regular basis. It's me and a friend. We have our own gear and can chip in reasonably or provide a full lunch and snacks. Please be okay with a respectful smoker. Thanks.