You can find fish now but not in as good of numbers as you will find towards February . I didn't really start getting serious about things last year until the start of February but had some luck last weekend at a local Seattle beach for small coho. By small I am talking a 12 inch average but better than no fish.
At some of the beaches last year cutts were avail in early February but really started to show up in greater numbers as the months wore on.It doesn't look like we are going to have the non-winter we had last year though so the fishing may be a little wet compared to last year. Which is probably a good thing considering the drought and all but it sure was nice while it lasted. I am sure some of the guys on the board who have been doing it for years can provide a little better info though. The main thing is just getting out there and finding the fish. -sean Brenden Portolese wrote: > Assuming Im a glutton for the wind, rain, and cold when does the beach start > to liven up again? > (I swear I saw someone fishing Picnic Point in Feb last year) > > I understand Sea-Runs spawn in Fall.(?) Do they winter in the fresh? > (Asked for "Fly-Fishing the Pacific Inshore" for Christmas.)
