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Topic: Late season (sorta) shallow salmon  (Read 909 times)

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The last few days have seen salmon up to 30 lbs caught off Natural Bridges in 120 feet of water (!??!!!)

check Bayside website for a nice pic.

I'd say it's do-able from the yak providing the weather holds.

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The last few days have seen salmon up to 30 lbs caught off Natural Bridges in 120 feet of water (!??!!!)

check Bayside website for a nice pic.

I'd say it's do-able from the yak providing the weather holds.

Allen

I've been looking at those reports. How far out do you have to paddle to get to 120 FOW?
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NB to 120 ft line on Fish-n-Map:1.8 st.miles
Harbor Jaws to 120 ft line off of NB: 3 2/3 st. miles
120 ft off of NB is close to where South Rock is, so you could pick up some rockfish when you needed a break from paddling.