rmrauscher
8/10/2018 12:18:44 PMHavent pulled plugs yet this season. Have had great luck with Old Goats, Squid/Ace hi fly, Silver Horde King Fisher Lites, Brads cut plugs and spinners. Be out next week and I think its time to give plugs a shot.
riverhunter
8/10/2018 4:02:22 PMI always tell myself next time I'm gonna try something different maybe a different lure or different flasher but somehow I always end up going to the things that have put fish in the box for me. Lol. I really just need venture out my box but i can't argue with results.
Onmygame
8/10/2018 7:02:33 PMThose J-Plugs were the bit for decades. So long as we don't let these millennial fish know that J-Plugs are out of date - those of us that have a grip of 'em can stay the course. Nice fish.
motley
8/10/2018 8:18:09 PMNice fish!! I’ve always wanted to try one of those plugs. I’ve been doing well at Jeff head using coyote spoons with no bait! Just a squirt of bloody tuna.
BARCHASER
8/12/2018 10:19:17 AMI started fishing Ucluelet BC n 1991. Towed my own boat up there 14-15 times over 20 years. Tomics were always the big lure. In the 90's you could buy Tomics for 3-4 bucks each US, cheap. So I have around 30 of them, different sizes. I use them, usually when the fish are scattered, not concentrated because you can troll them twice as fast and cover much more water. I usually wind up fishing them deep. Last Thursday the bite was slow at Kingston and a lot of weeds but the weeds were less thick further offshore. So I switched to Tomics and trolled them at 150-160 feet for 2-3 hours and another 2 hours or so at Jeff Head but no glory.