Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Guides & Lodges' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Pacific Angler on May 09, 2014, 11:20:11 AM
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Outlook
It is that time of year again! Drift rods and two handed rods are being laid to rest and stillwater and saltwater gear is being dusted off.
Interior lakes are icing off, turning over and the fishing is starting to heat up. Our lower mainland river systems are in full freshet bringing another steelhead season to a close. The coho salmon fishery on the Cap is just getting started now. If you are looking to do some freshwater fishing in the lower mainland, our local lakes are a great option- especially for introductory anglers.
Chinook fishing is coming into prime time! The hump has been fishing well. The other side is also producing well from Nanaimo to Porlier. Be sure to check weather and tides before you head out to these off-shore fisheries.
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