Beans Point is a mixed-bottom drop-off in Seattle's Puget Sound waters, part of DFO subarea 10, where the seabed falls through depths of 80 to 200 feet at mid-exposure. Chinook Salmon peak here from July through September and Coho Salmon run from June into October, both reached most reliably by trolling flashers with hoochies, trolling spoons, or cut-plug herring along the drop. Lingcod hold to the structure with a peak in January and again from February through April, worked with metal jigs, leadhead jigs with swimbaits, or bucktail jigs. Pacific Halibut move through from March to August and respond to drift jigging with metal jigs or leadhead jigs tipped with plastic, while Black Rockfish stay active across most of the year and take metal jigs, swimbaits, and soft plastics fished near the bottom. The changing depth along the edge concentrates fish where the mixed substrate meets deeper water, making the transition zone the focus for most tactics.

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