The salmon fishing this past week on Peck picked back up. Brads cut plugs are starting to catch a few fish every day now, as are some of the Salmon Candy flasher and fly combos. The A-Tom-Ik Dolphin UV fly is still good for a couple of fish a day.
Most of the better action has been deeper from 70-95 feet, but we’re still picking up an occasional fish in the 55-65 foot range early in the morning.
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