Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: canoe man on October 02, 2004, 10:38:53 PM
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well canoe boy and myself had quite a day today even with a late start to the day we managed to find our way to the upper channels on the system and found our way into a few deep pockets holding some nice fish.
armed with some spring roe and green wool we set to having an arm breaking afternoon.
the main river stem has a few fish showing but its not a full blown gong show just yet
the water is crystal clear so you can see the fish your targeting
all i have to do now is get out early enough for one of them hoes lol
so were do they go anyway when the sun comes up were do they go to hide, that is now the mission ;D
cnm
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Did you get any?
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Canoeman were you guys in a boat or fishing from shore? Thanks for the report :)
Mike
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we used our canoe to scoot over to the channels and ilsands
and then we fished from shore, we brought home a 9lb doe ripe with eggs
we landed a few big bucks but im not going to keep any bucks for the smoker this year
i find there flesh is to unpredictable does with white bellies only
cnm
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Canoe...
I was out yesterday below the dam wall, Stax of fish around and they seem to be much bigger than last year. i was suprised at the quantity, and all still very fresh... It is gonna be a wacker of chum season.
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Canoe...
I was out yesterday below the dam wall, Stax of fish around and they seem to be much bigger than last year. i was suprised at the quantity, and all still very fresh... It is gonna be a wacker of chum season.
sooooooooooooo, did you catch any?
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i chucked everything to get them, Wool float drift and spinner, hooked one but i think it was a snag. 5 seconds and off. The roe guys were doing well, but i didnt bonk any. Must have been doing something wrong. Can bonk one but there are so many around.
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Kelly Green is the ticket. I developed my famous Mat. Green fly pattern for those Chum. For the Coho it's got to be a Rolled Muddler with flashaboo on the sides.
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what are the retention regs on the Stave right now?
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Correct me if I'm wrong because there does not appear to be any up-dates.
Coho = 2 hatchery per day over 25cm.
Chinook = 1 per day over 50cm.
Chum = 2 per day
All upstream from the CPR bridge.
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thanks Grumman....I am obviously looking at the wrong thng..because the table I looked at listed the all as April to May, and the rest as closed....
I have to say again...the BC regs are so confusing!
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Whoops! I guess I need new glasses. Here is what it says...
Downstream of B.C. Hydro Dam to the CPR Railway Bridge
Coho
Apr 01-Mar 31
4 hatchery fish per day (over 2cm), only 2 over 35 cm.
Chinook (over 50cm)
Apr 01-Mar 31
1 per day.
Chum
Apr 01-Mar 31
2 per day.
I added the stuff in (brackets). I could not get DFO on the phone ::) for an update and there is nothing on the web.
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you got it all right grumman, but remember folks total daily catch = 4 salmon only
so pick your fish carefully lmao
good luck to all
cnm
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Is that supposed to mean April 2003-March 31st 2oo5?
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I think apr 1 to mar31 means all year????