Fishing Tillamook Bay September and October King Salmon
by Marvin on Sep.08, 2009, under Tillamook bay
Time to Start fishing Tillamook Bay for King Salmon. Don’t forget to put some crab pots in the water.
I like to drop my crab pots on the north side of the south jetty.
Then I start to salmon fish on the bar right by the coast guard tower.
If the tide is not to hard I will troll against it with about 10 to 16 oz of lead.
Trolling with the tide is always a good bet, Start trolling by the tower and work your way all the way in to the ghost hole.
Troll cut plug herring or hole hearring i like to use hole.
Go and check the crab pot’s every hour or so re bate.
have fun.
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September 26th, 2009 on 10:00 am
Hi Marvin,
I’ll be in the area between oct 23-26 with my family and i’ll like to take my 12 year old girls out fishing in Tillamook bay for salmon. they have only fished for trout so i think catching a nook would be a blast to watch.
Mark
September 26th, 2009 on 2:51 pm
Hi Mark that would be a blast! we also have crab pots in the bay, bet the kids would love to see a pot full of crab come up.