Latest StoriesSaltwater Fishing Monterey Bay red hot for king salmon By WON Staff - April 25, 2022 0 2912 FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp SANTA CRUZ WEATHER WAS A SILVER LINING - JT Thomas on the beautiful Miss Beth alongside Melanie, a regular client. Go fish Santa Cruz is stacking up a record of limits every day right now Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you.
 not too long after.” Friday’s weather was bad but the weekend made up for one lost fishing day. Armstrong got about a fish per rod on Saturday. Sunday paid off big time. The skipper recounted, “Today was great! We had whales and bait everywhere. We went six for nine with three shakers. Then three sea lions got behind us so we had to pick up our gear and get out of there. We ran like four miles away from them and started fishing again. We hooked five more and landed the last four we needed for limits.”</p>
<p>The salmon are still spread across the bay, with the best bite centering on Mulligan’s Hill near Moss Landing and the Soquel Hole area. Chris’s Fishing and Whale Watching Trips from Monterey is averaging more than a fish per rod while mooching, which indicates the bait and the salmon are grouping up nicely. On Friday, Chris Arcoleo reported full limits for of 28 salmon for the 14 clients aboard the <em>Check Mate</em>. Many anglers from Moss Landing and Santa Cruz headed north towards Davenport to find wide-open fishing in that area. JT Thomas on the <em>Miss Beth</em> counted quick limits while fishing somewhere “North of the Soquel Hole.” Tuesday’s report from JT said, “We are starting to feel sorry for our deckhand. JP had to clean, filet and bag fourteen kings. Yesterday it was sixteen salmon!” On Wednesday the hits just kept on coming for JT and company. “Today we landed twelve nice king salmon and lost one to a sea lion throwing back a shaker. We were back at the dock by 11:00 a.m.,” Thomas reported.</p><div class=)
