Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Hookbender on September 04, 2010, 01:12:50 PM
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Just wondering if any Coho's have been seen or caught off the beaches in West Van? ( is it a little early?)
Tightlines.
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They've been catching them since July
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With all the sockeye in the fraser might be a good option for avoiding the crowds, going to check the tides and head out tomorrow,thanks for the response.Will post my results ( if any ) 8wt and some minnow patterns ...away i go!
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yup that will do it. I was there just just before the fraser open so now it will a good time to hit it.
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Away i didn't go..............yard work, pour a little concrete in the basement,all done. Off monday with the dog and the love of my life.......the wife LOL,picnic lunch and maybe a few Coho.Life is good.
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morning and low tide is best time.
lately slow but still I saw coho's jump.
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Going to give it a go on the weekend.....maybe the rain will bring some fresh fish into english bay.Will keep everyone posted.
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I've been out there a lot. Last Weekend Cohos and Springs were jumping everywhere. Cohos were very close to shore. I won't say anymore as I do not want the Fraser River meat factory to move down to the beaches. I enjoy fishing with only a handful of people and not amongst the masses. Blue-back Epoxy minnows seem to be working well for me these days but I can't seem to get the epoxy to dry evenly when I tie them. :-\
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I've been out there a lot. Last Weekend Cohos and Springs were jumping everywhere. Cohos were very close to shore. I won't say anymore as I do not want the Fraser River meat factory to move down to the beaches. I enjoy fishing with only a handful of people and not amongst the masses. Blue-back Epoxy minnows seem to be working well for me these days but I can't seem to get the epoxy to dry evenly when I tie them. :-\
use less epoxy, you don't need much.
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Go sparse.....................always amazes me when they hit really skinny muddlers..........hang on!