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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Guides & Lodges' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Murphy Sportfishing on May 20, 2015, 03:33:23 PM
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While there have been some great weather this week with calm mornings and some westerly kicking up in the afternoon, the tides just have not been in our favour. Big swings with a low slack in the morning makes for a little more work to get the fish. Although limits of Chinook and halibut have been achieved the guys have had to really work for them. Chinook have ranged in the 15-17 pound range this week and the halibut are chicken sized in the low teens. Some nice ling cod in the mix as well.
Next weeks tides are ideal for a good bite phase in the morning. We do expect the westerly winds to kick up daily as the ridge of high pressure continues to hold off of the West Coast of the Island.
Our team is on the water daily now so feel free to email us to check in any time.
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