Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: lucky on August 15, 2004, 11:18:24 AM
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we launched our boat from Cates park early afternoon and headed towards the bridge and put the traps out near the reserve in in about 50 feet of water, did a bit of bottom fishing while waiting and caught a few nice flounders, and one huge tommy cod, have seen better days for bottom fishing, checked the trap had a couple of keeper crabs about 15 undersized in one trap, as we were checking the traps an ignorant native women starts yelling at us"HEY you are on native land!" I laughed and yelled back, no actually im not on land im in the water you retard! it kind of put a damper on a nice fishing trip , but i kept my distance and decided to let it go, and moved to a different spot. It was my belief that the waters belonged to everyone?
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Sounds like the problems we are having here in the Valley are spreading down river. ::)
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I have had them cast their weighted treble hooks at my kayak out past the mouth of the Cap. Again..the work of a few trouble makers...but still - disturbing non the less.
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Their treb hooks are huge!! wrapped around with pencil lead,if they hooked ya you could sue their @*#
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I've seen sparkplugs being used too... Sparkplugs used with the trebles can be cast pretty far...