And I always answer that if I could only use one jig to go fishing, it would be a white Point Wilson Dart. Coho, especially at the point, run fairly shallow. Think about this - if the fly flickers can hook up a bunch of fish, you can figure out how shallow the fish are running. I'm not saying that a Dart is the only thing to catch coho with at No Point. As a matter of fact, if you looked at most jig casters, they'll probably have a Buzz Bomb tied on.
Confidence is a good part of fishing.
The beach at Point No Point is one of the premier saltwater fly casting areas in Puget Sound. I honestly have not spent any time banging a fly from the beach at No Point. As a matter of fact, I've been banned from picking up a fly rod since I've been labeled as a bait chunker. The boys at the Northwest Angler in Poulsbo still let me visit once in a while, I just can't touch any rods. Of course, you know I'm kidding, but if you saw my fly casting skills, you'd take the Kingston ferry out of Kitsap County as fast as you could.