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Fished from 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 in the fog from 70' to 105-110'. Best depth was around 105'. Slow morning - nothing fired until 10:30. Very few fish and little if any bait marking all day long. Riggers were dead all day long. Nothing on any dodgers and fly set-ups. Started the morning with usual King set-up, but changed to more coho sets as day turned to afternoon. 6 color lead, 200 copper and dipseys all fired. Nothing hot and heavy, but enough to stay interested. Mag spoons in caramel dolphin, double orange crush, and moonshine happee meal glow all took most hits. Ended the day going 6 for 7- all coho and 1 laker. A great day to be out. Best speed was 2.8 m.p.h. S.O.G. Fish on Nick.

Were you out toward the tri state line? I worked 65-80 the other day for a few hours and it was pretty dead.

Thanks for the report. Now if the weather cooperates we can get out.

I was more east of tri-state- North of M. C. There was a pack of boats out there 8-12 approx. We didnt start hitting the fish till after that thick fog cleared. It was an odd bite- lots of shallow bites. Wire dipsey out 45-55 on counter, 2 color, 6 color lead. All mag spoons.

Nice coho action!