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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Kelso on October 28, 2007, 03:02:11 PM
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Four of us drove up and hit the Squamish River for some Chums or Coho's this morning and got there before first light. We fished until Noon with only three of us getting one hook-up each which was pretty disappointing compared to last year at this time.
It was a great day though as Teo got his first Chum on the fly and had a blast by the look of the grin on his face. We ran into Stefan and chatted for a bit before deciding to drive up and see some of the upper Squamish.
Stopped at the Cheakamus on the way back for about an hour or so with no luck and decided to call it a day at about three pm. Headed into Squamish for a few beer and some much needed lunch. Photos below.
[img width= height= alt=Squamish, Chekamus Rivers October 27th, 2007]http://inlinethumb21.webshots.com/26260/2903457380038215278S200x200Q85.jpg[/img] (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2903457380038215278TSWBTo)
[img width= height= alt=Squamish, Chekamus Rivers October 27th, 2007]http://inlinethumb57.webshots.com/24952/2930370590038215278S200x200Q85.jpg[/img] (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2930370590038215278mrApMz)
[img width= height= alt=Squamish, Chekamus Rivers October 27th, 2007]http://inlinethumb12.webshots.com/26763/2332657610038215278S200x200Q85.jpg[/img] (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2332657610038215278ghTCQl)
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thanks for the report kelso...Seems they are not as abundant this year as last..Do you think they are late or just the run size is much smaller?
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thanks for the report kelso...Seems they are not as abundant this year as last..Do you think they are late or just the run size is much smaller?
Its because of the 2003 flood
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thanks for the report kelso...Seems they are not as abundant this year as last..Do you think they are late or just the run size is much smaller?
Its because of the 2003 flood
From what I heard the chum returns are poor basically everywhere because of a parasite that they came into contact with out in the salt.....I'm going to talk to my brother-in-law who works with Fisheries to get more details.
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kelso, that first pic is outdoor magazine material.
Congratulations! :)
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I was up at the Cheakamus today... pretty slow, landed one chromer wild coho, on a # 4 blue fox
and hooked up about six chum that gave quite a fight!!
great day all in all, and managed to keep dry.
It seems all the guys up there use a float rig, I kept trying it but I always went back to the spinners?
Is float fishing roe or wool a preferred method, or is it just a personal choice?
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I was up at the Cheakamus today... pretty slow, landed one chromer wild coho, on a # 4 blue fox
and hooked up about six chum that gave quite a fight!!
great day all in all, and managed to keep dry.
It seems all the guys up there use a float rig, I kept trying it but I always went back to the spinners?
Is float fishing roe or wool a preferred method, or is it just a personal choice?
Bait ban no roe
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I can't see the pictures. ??? Any ways it sounds like a nice day on the water
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heard the chum fishing on the sunshine coast up near sechelt has been the best in the last 10 years...go figure
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couldn't figure how to attach a pic until now...
(http://profile.ak.facebook.com/profile5/201/90/n859155233_2021.jpg)
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thinking of heading back up to the cheakamus on monday...anyone heard what's been happening up there this last week or so?