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Topic: Limekiln  (Read 2038 times)

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littoral

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We have a camping trip planned up in Limekiln in a couple weeks. This kind of a counterintuitive but I was wondering if anyone has ever had any luck fishing for non-RCG species up there?


Sin Coast

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You mean like WSB or halibut?
Es possible.

I would suggest fishing off the rocks with frozen squid for rockfish. That area can be very productive. Plus, lingcod season for shore-anglers just opened April 1st!

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littoral

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I would suggest fishing off the rocks with frozen squid for rockfish. That area can be very productive. Plus, lingcod season for shore-anglers just opened April 1st

That's all I need to know!


 

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