Lots of fun playing big salmon with this crew today.
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Lots of fun playing big salmon with this crew today.
Out fishing on buddy’s boat today. Limit of Chinook in 5 hours. By far the best fishing we’ve had in local waters this year.
Great day of fishing across the Straight of Georgia. Limited on chinook salmon and five Dungeness crab.
October 1. On the deck ready to be cleaned.
August 9 Fishing Report
The salmon fishing locally has been good for big coho and challenging at the same time. The salmon are there there one day and gone the next. There have been some really large coho off West Vancouver and off the Bell Bouy on the Point Grey side. Our largest to date is a 10lb hatchery coho. Our average size coho is 5lbs. We have seen the coho start to stack up on the West Vancouver only to have the Orca's show up two days in a row to have a feed. We have been seeing a large amount of herring and anchovy in the area as well. Many of these coho seem to be choosing to stay out in the gulf and feed longer prior to moving into Burrard Inlet. Our most successful set up for coho has been anchovy with a green glow teaser head. Chinook fishing on the Vancouver Island side has been really good over the past three weeks. On our 7-10 hour trips we are running across when weather permits. We are hooking up 4-8 Chinook per trip between 15 and 25 pounds. Most of these fish are being caught close to bottom in about 200 feet of water. Hootchies with a uv/glow flasher have been working best. Our most productive hootchie has been the green/glow splatter with a uv/glow skirt. Looking forward, expect the mouth of the Fraser River to get going any day as the migrating Chinook salmon stop to have their last feed prior to heading up the Fraser River. This is a vast area from the Bell Bouy off of Pt. Grey in Vancouver all the way down to Sandheads in Steveston. We are in contact with our network of guides to ensure that we a taking our guests to the right spot. We still have openings from the last week of August through the end of September. Give us a call or send an email and we can help you book a trip. Eyes on the rod tip, Warren [email protected] Cell 604-202-6522