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Hi Timothy, I enjoy your videos, thank you. I often chase SRC’s around Kitsap and Jefferson…live on BI. I’d love to fish with you sometime.

Maybe I am missing it but it would be awesome to hear about the rigs you use besides the fly (intermediate, floating, leader, wt, etc.) Thanks

Black Pool??? Is that what Ggeorge Harrison was talking about when he said they use to go see Black Pool Lights?¿?¿0.0

Snooz fest……

If you walk out to the other side of hood head there's a spit that goes out into the water and somebody built a driftwood sea monster on that spit I've walked around there from seven sisters Lane

Timothy, I just ran into your former neighbor, Adrian.

Hello Sir, Just stumbled upon your chnl. Long time PNW fly fisherman here but mostly float tubing high mountain or desert lakes. Thank you for the pro-tip about loading the box. Seems remedial yeah, AFTER we Figure it out RIGHT? Lol.. if I had a spool me Lunker for every lesson learned the hard way I’d be king of tall fish tales. Sharing experience is appreciated. From the float tube we never had to consider that as our line always had the hammock to work the line from so I wouldn’t have known how to use the box properly. CHEERS.. One thing I did notice, besides your beautiful casting, is your consistency in retrieval. While fish are fish and all act like fish conditions dictate our methods as much as anything. Lake fishing we learned that as we worked the extents of the fan edge we would retrieve for a cycle (left, right) with say a strip strip strip retrieve, then the next we might use strip strip pause, strip strip pause for a cycle, then maybe an overhand retrieval and on and on until we found what combination fly/retrieval produced strikes then we’d share with our “armada” (group name for floating buddies) at break time and then we’d ALL go sleigh it! Usually a rousing round of fly bartering would occur and someone would get razzed about how they tied their bead head flash back pheasant tail or for not having any brown wollybuggers. Lol. I miss being capable of such joys. I miss those times, CHEERS… I hope this tip we learned on lakes where you land a fish every cast OR not at all fishing right next to each other- Olalie lake during hatch… CrainPraire or Davis Lakes in the snow… One year CrainPrairie took 7 of us Seasoned fisherman, with a skiff and fish finder to cheat for where to fish, 2.5 days of NOTHING! (And we fished this spot 3-4x a year together) before we found where the biting fish were and how to approach it. Dead drifting an olive hares ear on our floating line rig with ZERO retrieving just drifting. Ever see 7 20+” trout being fought at the same time where the biggest fish are tangling in your buddies feet if your only fishing a 4#. LOL.. good times… key pro-tip for those times to prevent premature catchNrelease. As soon as you hook up get the fish on the reel. Fighting fish on the real instead of trying to manage line by had is a game changer for landing percentages in lake fishing. No clue if it is useful for the style I have seen you fish but I sure am grateful to get to see how its done by a skilled angler like you. Cheers

Beautiful fish ,looks delicious..

At least you caught some “ peace of mind”…

Where's the fish?

No Chair or Beer? WTF?

Hi, I’m just seeing this for the first time and I don’t know where this beach is. Looks like highway 302 from Purdy heading out to the Peninsula, which is known for sea run cutthroat. Please message me where it is for sure thank you.

That’s a Diawa bg30

Quit with the music please like the video

Good. I’m not the only one from the other side of the pond that messes around that’s parts.

Good for you Timothy, Puget Sound is full of stuff to do in nature.

I had good luck as a kid dropping straight down and the weight just off the bottom..thanks for the video.. enjoyed

Used to catch Kings off the Edmonds Pier back in the 70s and 80s

What an absolutely wonderful video. PNW is my home. Thank you for sharing a beautiful piece of your life with the public. 😊

Good old bullhead fishing. Spent many a days with a hunk of hotdog on a hook catching and releasing dozens of bull heads ti learn how to fish

Don't waste your money on frozen herring. The only thing you will catch is dogfish sharks.

Sharpen the hooks, better yet.... I have a suggestion because I have fished off the piers all around the Puget Sound for decades. Switch to a lead headed jig with various curly tailed plastic worms for cod. FSTs or silver spoons for searun cutthroat close to shore. Casting and reeling is more active and covers ground and fun.

About 20 years ago I went fishing with my uncle, I cut the dog fish up in about 1" slices and threw them to the seagulls.

Is this on hoods canal ?

Those are bull heads

I really liked your video, but I’m curious as to why you don’t set the hook when you’re getting a bite?? That would eliminate most of the fish spitting the hook while you’re reeling in.

Enjoyed your video. I used to fly fish Marrowstone Point frequently and always had confidence on a good ebb. Caught my first coho from the beach there on a similar calm morning around 2012, then proceeded to catch several cutts during the flood tide at the nearby cut. Glad to see it hasn’t changed. Nice production, keep em coming!

Loved that area when I was stationed on a carrier in drydock. Seattle was an awesome town in the 70s too. Hung out at Peter's Inn at 3rd and Cherry since they had all you could eat Spaghetti lunch and dinner for $3.00 LOL. Used to fish off the pier on base for cod, sometimes bringing some to the mess deck to trade for munchies to the Pinoy cooks. Different world back then

Have you ever fished for squid?

Everything was going good and I was feeling amazing about this and then you showed the picture of you guys wearing. The 49ers jackets. Instantly became enemy number one just kidding, but it did hit me like that.

Where do you fish for sea run cutthroat?

Monster crab 🦀

There are plenty of good spots around. This just isn’t one of them. Not enough structure. Dogfish can be good there, lol. Still loved tje video!

Well Tim, at least you know what kind of bait to use when crab season rolls around! Great video. Watching from across the water in Seattle:)

I live up near Point Agate, and the fishing is not much different. We usually take the boat north to the straight, out towards the coast, or we river fish. Pier fishing in the Sound is really hit or miss

Just an observation, you're not setting the hook, you pick up the reel and start reeling lol maybe set that hook and see if they stay on better

Would have kept that Crab 🦀🦀🦀🦀 and he would have got a warm tub of water and a side of rice 🍚🍚🍚🍚 and mixed veggies......

Thanks for the memory's. It helps me remember why I quit fishing the Puget sound. No Fish.

lol, those Dungees and Red Rocks know it's January and we have to throw them back! They think its a free buffet...

just me sir. i never put a big weight on in slow curent. this is just me. just takes to much see movement.

I recently starting fishing again after 20 years. Went back to my favorite spot and caught my limit.

I love eating Coho but never caught one. I hope this year to make it to the Columbia river, Oregon area. I don’t have a boat so I’ll try shore fishing. Do you ever sell your homemade Feathers ?

Awesome! Reminds me of those times fishing with pops!

Come to Snohomish, and fish the Snohomish River... Lots of good fishing here

how fun thanks for sharing a piece of washington that i need to visit

You’ve gotta set the hook when they hit!

Used to fish with those reels a long time ago! Wish I still had them! Caught a lot of fish with them off the docks around the area there!

I have caught enough cod with just split-shot and hook off a pier in Puget Sound, to sink a ship. Your rig is far too complicated for simply fishing off a pier. Just sayin. Thanks for the Vlog

Time to switch to a crab snare. One of those looked big enough to keep and was male.

Do you need a license to fish from a pier in Washington? Why did you throw the big crab back? We would have eaten it.