We started out early and were in the water and heading out shortly after 5am, I wanted to be in position and rods in the water for Sun up and the early bite, no sooner were we setup and heading south and the deep rigger at 88 popped and we were rewarded with a nice 18lb King in 150 FOW as we headed out. The water conditions had changed markedly from Saturday warming up to 56 on the surface and 44 down 40 feet. We continued out to 250 fow, and then turned around finding no change in the water on our way out. We took a few more mid sized fish turning around again in 150 fow and heading back out. Once we got to 220 we turned right and headed towards the spit on a diagonal heading in towards 200 FOW. We were checking the rigger and found not one but two small fish, one on each spoon. Now that takes some serious talent! On our way towards the Spit, we had the deep rigger with Flasher Meat at 77 go off and a diver with Flasher Fly, take a hard rip at the same time. Shortly into the fight the rigger was gone, and then like clockwork the diver popped off as well. We reset the lines and continued towards the spit, picking away at the fish. They bait was non existent today like it was last week. So the wind has changed things significantly. Heading back towards bluffers after turning around at the stacks, we managed to pull in a nice Coho on a spoon with a 200ws, All totaled we had 15 fish landed on 20 bites, 250 ws with flasher fly, 200 ws with spoon, 150 ws with spoon, Mag Slide Diver with Meat and with Flasher Fly, and deep rigger with 13” Project Salmon Glow UV Siick and twinkies, As always the shoehorns pulled fish, hot banana, bloody nose, custom painted one. It was a great day and everyone took home some fish..