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Category Archives: Captain Tom’s Fishing Report

Sitka Fishing report 7/11: It's All Good

A stretch of rough weather just after the fourth of July didn’t dampen the fishing for silvers and kings. Even better, the ocean laid down the past two days and the fishing has been absolutely on fire. Limits of kings, silvers, and halibut – often by late morning – have been the rule. The action…

July 11, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing Report, The Captain's BlogBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Sitka Fishing Report: 6/26 – Great weather continues

The month of June has been amazing – great weather, great fishing and great people.  Captain Ben fished his first day today with the Pepin party and was in by 1:30 p.m. The group came in with a limit of kings, halibut and rockfish. They also tacked on 12 silvers to complete their first day.…

June 26, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Sitka Fishing Report: 6/23 – Flat, calm, misty and hot

Fishing for kings remains somewhere between excellent and white hot. The fish have shown up in all the usual places on the ocean. Size is very solid with many in the mid-20’s and some ranging into the 30’s. We are seeing some silvers, but not many yet. We’re also seeing chums and pinks in the…

June 23, 20131 CommentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Sitka Fishing Report: 6/19

Captain Ben just finished fishing three great days with the Lueth Party. They experienced the hot king bite that we’ve been experiencing the last couple weeks. While fishing at Point Amelia in the mornings, they were able to get their kings within the first hour of fishing. Each day they enjoyed flat water and fished…

June 19, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Fishing Report: 6/16 – As Good As It Gets

It’s 3:30 AM, I’m fishing today, so I’ll keep it brief. The second week of June began a buildup to what has become an incredible king show. Huge schools have been roving the outer coast leading to limits for all boats plus ample catch and release opportunities. The fish have ranged from the mid-teens to…

June 17, 20131 CommentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Fishing Report 6/12

The slow start to June turned around nicely this past weekend and kept rolling for the last three days. Everyone got limits and catch and release opportunities were there for those with an interest. King sizes ranged from the mid-teens up to 30 pounds. If felt like June finally began acting like June, except we’re…

June 12, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Fishing report 6/9

The fishing in May was in general descent. Nothing lights out, but pretty reliable for “getting the job done” – meaning getting limits of kings. We had to show patience; it didn’t pay to drive all over looking for the mother lode, but good things came to those who waited. Typically the fishing only improves…

June 9, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Fishing Report 6/6

Since our last report, we’ve left Cape Edgecumbe and started fishing farther north. Our most reliable spots for salmon have been the Parking Lot, Point Amelia and Gilmer Bay. We aren’t the only ones who’ve noticed. It’s usually a race to these spots in the morning with the early boats benefiting from their hustle. Captain…

June 6, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Fishing report from Hook It and Cook It

The 2013 season got off to a windy and productive start. The annual Hook It and Cook It event began with some cool temperatures and moderate southerly winds, yet we did well with a combination of king salmon and halibut. The kings were mainly 18 to 22 pounds but Carl Malone managed a 28 pounder.…

May 25, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing ReportBy Captain Tom Ohaus

Salmon on the screen

So, what’s to like so much about this photo from the summer of 2012? For a fishing guide hoping to provide wild salmon action to his clients, the answering is everything. Those slashes running diagonally across the screen of our Furuno fish finder are king salmon – lots of them from 180 to 100 feet.…

April 19, 2013Leave a commentCaptain Tom's Fishing Report, The Captain's BlogBy Captain Tom Ohaus
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