What lures do I take?

5 day trip to Ocean Cove Campground and I plan on concentrating on the fish. What should I bring to ensure success?

Lots of 4oz jigheads and soft plastic swimbaits, extra line, shrimp flys

go get a box of frozen squid too.
extra rod and reel, salmon gear, including anchovies.
don't forget a big net, game clip and lip gripper, measure device, camera and safety equipment.

and more jig heads, 4 oz, 6 oz

What they said. If you don't catch fish with those suggestions there are not any there. Add Big Hammer 6" and your done. Tip your rigs with the squid, or you some type of gel or oil on the baits.

What they said. If you don't catch fish with those suggestions there are not any there. Add Big Hammer 6" and your done. Tip your rigs with the squid, or you some type of gel or oil on the baits.

Big Hammer is 5.5" or 6.5".   

-Allen

What they said. If you don't catch fish with those suggestions there are not any there. Add Big Hammer 6" and your done. Tip your rigs with the squid, or you some type of gel or oil on the baits.

Big Hammer is 5.5" or 6.5".   

-Allen

Oops, I knew that. I measured  them on my special Hawg Trough. 

In addition to the soft swimbaits I would get some 2 and 3 oz P-Line lazer minnow jigs. Put a dropper 2ft loop above all bottom baits and attach a shrimp fly or a squid imitation. I like to use pro cure herring gel on all artificial baits. When fishing the swimbaits alone on the bottom you really need 30-40 lb braided line with a 30lb leader 4-5 ft long tied with an uni 2 uni knot to the braid. Bounce the jig head on the bottom and lift quickly. Lower to fell the bottom again. Keep this constant bouncing and rapid lifting and you will entice the larger lings to bite. Good Luck

You guys really use that much lead; 4 to 6 ounces?  I've mostly used 2 to 3 ounces.  What's the extra weight do for the fishing?

You guys really use that much lead; 4 to 6 ounces?  I've mostly used 2 to 3 ounces.  What's the extra weight do for the fishing?

Turns it into catching

Ruben

You guys really use that much lead; 4 to 6 ounces?  I've mostly used 2 to 3 ounces.  What's the extra weight do for the fishing?

Turns it into catching

Ruben

sometimes the current or drift is too fast and need weight to get it down. besides it seems that it does not get stuck as much on the rocks.

You guys really use that much lead; 4 to 6 ounces?  I've mostly used 2 to 3 ounces.  What's the extra weight do for the fishing?

Turns it into catching

Ruben

sometimes the current or drift is too fast and need weight to get it down. besides it seems that it does not get stuck as much on the rocks.

Agreed. I never use less than 4 regardless of the drift.

You guys really use that much lead; 4 to 6 ounces?  I've mostly used 2 to 3 ounces.  What's the extra weight do for the fishing?

Turns it into catching

Ruben

sometimes the current or drift is too fast and need weight to get it down. besides it seems that it does not get stuck as much on the rocks.

Agreed. I never use less than 4 regardless of the drift.

I only use 4 oz heads too.

My suggestion would be a 4 oz scampi head and some berkley havoc tubes or other 4" bass tubes. You won't regret trying it.