The pinks, or humpies, can be had at Splitrock River but they aren’t much for tablefare.
Not a ton of Minnesota kings anymore but that Two Harbors breakwater can be real good for Coho and and the occasional Wisconsin King. Fall Loopers have be known to hook themselves too.
I’d walk out to the elbow of the wall and fish the inside of the harbor from that point to the end. Fall salmon really like the inside of that structure, especially with a south wind of any kind. 6 or 8 pound mono on a 6 to 7 foot light action rod. Use a good swivel. I use spinners in a size 3 and Krokodile lures and Lil Cleos in the 1/3 to 1/4 ounce range with gold/orange and silver/blue being the favored colors. I like a Mepps spinner with the orange tubing on the treble instead of any hair or the hook being without anything on it. Lures of gold with orange on them are my favorite colors on the wall hands down. Copper blades on a size three spinner are good too if the sun is covered.
