TBMD Intel / salmon report

Here's the Intel and sorce of said intel. Any strategy and gear discussion ahead of time will help out the guys that have never fished this area. Here's the map.
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1XybyQx2YjAep1OBkdqB165_2Y0LmhM2HI7qoYp6HTVw/edit?usp=docslist_api

A map with a disclaimer?    

Nice!  I'm going to print it off and laminate it for use on the water.

Map updated with Pmmpete's advice for a newer base map ^^^^^^
look up!

Spoke with Rick again and the big pirch are patrolling the ghosts hole and should still be there for our tournament.

That is a nice map.  Will all of those species be "in season" for the tournament? 

That is a nice map.  Will all of those species be "in season" for the tournament?

Yes they will and that's what we're targeting.

Perch.

Stopped and talked to Rick today and springers are starting to be pulled out around mamalusa along the south channel, crabbing is starting to pick up, the perch are biting in the ghost hole and are about the size of a 5 gallon bucket lid start with a #4 hook if there not sticking go down one size there "ripping biters" will up date again next week. Stop by and see Rick for bait selection or advice and be sure to let him know your here for the tournament. He wants to help sponsor next year if he can and I want him to get an idea of our possible customer base.

Thanks for the map.

Perch=
Sand shrimp will be your bait of choice if your targeting perch and start with a #4 hook and go down one size at a time if your getting hit and not hooking up. You can retain 15 perch on top of the rest of your catch. Since its sand shrimp I'm guessing you want to be bouncing on the bottom and can run 3 hooks on your line.

Bottom fish=
Rubber bait fish on 1 ounce or smaller jig head 3-4 inch minnows work real good and you will have a Pro-Cure scent to help get them on your rigging.

Crabs=
A pot, rope, and bouy add a dead fish carcass or chicken put it on the bottom pull it on your way back in.

Salmon=
Look at Minnowmagnet's rigging copy it and follow him as closely as possible without tangling his line.
Seriously I'm not the goto guy for salmon so the guys more experienced can chime in but if they don't here's my best guess.
Troll a plug cut herring or shrimp behind a small flasher with a weight dropper 2-8 ounce depending on current and troll speed.

Good luck and don't fall out of your boat.

  I found this tutorial from Steelhead University that will maybe help some "less experienced" fishermen hook up in Tillamook.

http://steelheaduniversity.com/Spinner_fishing_Tillamook_Bay.html

  If nothing else--- it can give you more ammo.

Thanks Mark!

One of the commercial fishermen reported 3 fin clips boated yesterday in the bay so hopefully it's a start to a good run.

Postings and other information relating to the May Day event mention many locations in Tillamook Bay.  The Ghost Hole, the South Channel, the South Jetty, the Oyster House Hole, the Picket Fence, Ray's Dolphin, Memaloose boat launch, etc.  I don't know where these features are located.  An annotated map would be helpful.