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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: FishingCrow on September 06, 2006, 11:19:15 PM
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I went to the Fraser at Sept. 04th. 2hrs driving from UBC. I found the bar was crowded. Anyway I managed a place. I hooked and landed 2 sockeye in second and third cast. So just within 10 minutes I have done. Do anybody faced this kind of luck(or bad luck…)?
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You will be FishingCow, if you think that you can catch every fish like that all day. Beginners luck, try it at another spot, somewhere, someday, other species with no one around. Post the pics too. :)
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Actually this year of sockeye was unbelievable, I came across this awsome holding water, the fish seemed to stack instead of moving through. I didnt find this spot till a week before closing, but let me tel lyou it was amazing! I was averaging a sockeye every 5 casts. I went there 3 times, and i got 2 in 5 casts the first outing. The second outing I hooked 4 in 10 minutes, and also had hooked 4 fish in 4 consequtive casts, which I can still not believe! :o It was an amazing year! I havent seen a year of sockeye like this in the last 7 years! I went out about 12 times, and limited out every trip except for 1.
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Its nice when you can get multiple hook-ups on each drift, only problem is that you've lost the 1st one before hooking the 2nd ;D
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Here is a good one for you guys… I was fishing at Jones Rd. there were a lot of people. Someone had a fish, but broke the main line right where it attaches to the weight. I hooked into a fish, and somehow, the fish got tangled in that other leader. It was a good laugh when I pulled two up on the beach with one cast. Now that is a quick day!!! ;D
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good one beer. i fished up at the cornfeild and had a couple of days where 4-5 casts and had my limit.makes the wife happy when you come home early with your fish(http://smilies.sofrayt.com/fsc/camera.gif)
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what where you guys using, like the setup?
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I had a 5 casts 5 fish day (landed two) yesterday. The last day of sockeye is still so hot. Why are they closing it? If they close it for conservation purpose, why all those boats above Port Mann Bridge today??? No that I need more opening, just curious what kind of reasoning DFO has to manage fish opening in such way? ???
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im goin on saturday to the fraser. i have been working all year and me and my mom and my dad are desperate to get some fish in. what bar should i try and what kind of setup guys?
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Sockeye Closed Yesterday so if you want to fish the fraser i believe it is still open for springs. Stick to barfishing.
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a spring 2 socks and a jack 5 min to 6am :o :o :o :o
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thanks guys so i can still fish at scale bar right?
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I could be wrong, but it looks like that area is closed. :-\
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Fishingmansam, have another look at the map. Scale bar is almost at Hope, That is closed. Same with Seabird, Laidlaw, Herrling, Rosedale. The boundary is just a litte bit upstream of Pegleg (e.g. Jesperson landing).
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yeah but u can still fish there for springs
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yeah but u can still fish there for springs
No you CAN NOT, the area is CLOSED for ALL SALMON FISHING.
http://www-ops2.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/xnet/content/fns/index.cfm?pg=view_notice&lang=en&DOC_ID=93051&ID=recreational
NO FISHING AREAS FOR SALMON BY DATE:
Effective 00:01 hrs Thursday, September 7, until 23:59 hrs Monday, October 9,
in the non-tidal waters of the Fraser River, from a line drawn between two
triangular white boundary signs located on opposite sides of the Fraser River
approximately 3 km upstream of the confluence with the Harrison River
(downstream of Jesperson's Bar) to the Highway No. 1 Bridge at Hope, BC, you
may not fish for salmon.
Effective 00:01 hours Saturday, September 9, until 23:59 hrs Sunday, October
12, in the non-tidal waters of the Fraser River, from the Highway No. 1 Bridge
at Hope, BC to the confluence with Sawmill Creek you may not fish for salmon.
Effective 00:01 hours Wednesday, September 20, until 23:59 hrs Sunday, December
31, in the non-tidal waters of the Fraser River, from the confluence with
Sawmill Creek upstream to the Alexandra Bridge, you may not fish for salmon.