It's lightning thru the arms! Thanks Tyler!

Thanks a ton as always! Super appreciate your kind words!

Thank you so much Guzin! It's a comment like this that inspires me to make more videos.

YES! Great comment!

A long rambling at least! Ha ha. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks a ton Gary! Your 50 beats my 10. One thing I do like you, is I am a couple cranks off bottom. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Karen Northrop are you jigging for kings with buzzbombs? What colors?

Thanks a ton Zachary! Super appreciate it!

Met Ali, he told me I'm the jig-est!

Good luck if you do! Love the profile pic!

Thanks a ton EB! Super appreciate the kind words!

Thanks Bo! Bo knows jigging!

Wow thanks as always YAFK! The key is really finding them and persistence. If you fish finder is blank for 30 minutes run around looking for em.

S'all good! I use pt Wilson all the time too.

@@WAFishQuest Ya, they work great but they are heavy too. There are plenty of times that I want a lighter jig with the same profile. Always looking for a more tools to add to the box.

Good to know. Thanks NDS!

Thanks a ton!!

@@WAFishQuest no prob👍 keep it up! I'm headed for a coastal spot soon👍

Thanks a bunch Guy! - your neighborhood to the south

It is also good if you're kind of lazy like me! Thanks as always!

You got it BearBert!

Thank you for watching!

Hey Adam! I think I've done about 30 videos this year, so yes sir!

Thanks Brian! A lot of great jigs out there. And yes they did. Slurped em right up!

As long as you don't tell the salmon about the pole, I'll be alright! Thanks a ton, very much appreciated!

@@WAFishQuest can't find the 7 piece rod on Amazon. Can you please share model #. Thanks for all the great videos!

Thanks a ton D Potato! I don't need many, when I got the D Potatoes of the world. 🙏

You're welcome Brian!

Thanks a ton!

Wow! That's a ton for saying so. Glad I could be of service. Tight lines!

Thanks a ton Khan!

Thanks Kevin! Good point on the doggies.

I do it all for you Tim! Sending fishing Washington vibes your way.

Hey AuSable Angler! Thanks for the invite. I'll have to take a pass. I'm probably only getting out Monday this week, And I'm heading north for it.

Hey Levi! Cool you found the time between fishing and work to watch the video. Tight lines brother!

That is AWESOME! I love those plines. A one ounce is also great for shore casting!

Ha ha, one if the reasons a lot don't reach adulthood I suppose. Cool that the live scope is so accurate!

Thank you Capt. Mike! Maybe next time you see a bunch on the finder, but can't get em to bite, might be worth a shot!

@@WAFishQuest I was out yesterday afternoon near Deception Pass, Pinks jumping. Got my first Salmon on a Buzz Bomb and my first Pink on a fly. Great fun. Two checkmarks! :-)

Thanks a ton Ryan! How do you mean Bay? Like Budd Inlet? If so yes. I cast spinners with hoochies skirts in September and early October. If you mean another body of water, let me know.

The public shoreline options are not good. "Luhr's Landing" has a tad of shoreline assess. The river itself has "handicap" hole. But that's probably a half mile up river. There's also Tolmie State park, but it's pretty far off the Delta and not really a good place to fish (some people clam there).

@@WAFishQuest Thanks. I guess I'm buying a boat.

That'd be cool! But no sir. It's our local salt. I'm not going to "spot burn" the location. But it's not like special, or anything, just a local place salmon pass thru.

Yes sir! I'd use a once jig personally in that case so it flutters down slower.

This is somewhat nebulous advice but, the areas I jig tend to be where they're sort of staking up before they head up a river. Sometimes it's near a mouth, sometimes it's 10 miles away. A somewhat frustrating element is they don't always stack up the place every year. For instance my favorite flat this year was barren. A popular jig fishery is fish trap in Olympia. Popular jig fisheries are easier. You can observe what the other boats are doing and copy their depth. Or start near shore, and do a drift, then go out another 20 feet and drift again. Getting deeper (or you could do it in reverse and go shallower) until you find the fish's lane. Hope that was somewhat helpful!

@@WAFishQuest thank you! I'll try that

Hey Kaleb! Depends on the area. But, peak is August, and they're usually gone by mid-Sept.

Interesting. I've never tried jigging in a river. What you say is definitely not the case in the salt.

Also, if you're implying I'm partaking in shady stuff like that, those fish are hooked in the inside of the mouth.

@@WAFishQuest definitely wasn't implying that. You had legal hookups. You were correctly jigging. Some guys I see are jigging so aggressively you know they are snagging.

Thank you sir! Sometimes it's hard to tell if there is writing between the lines on the KZfaq (there often is). Thanks a ton for watching and commenting! There are a lot of snaggers out there for sure.

@@ER-by3ys Almost no salmon are hooked on the lift, always on the drop. I've jigged 20 years for kings and snagged exactly one that i can recall.

I'm personally not big on GoPros, unless snorkelling or something.