Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Will_CARP on September 20, 2005, 10:38:45 AM
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Got a day off and need to fish, so if anyone has a car and would like some company give me a shout. I bring food and gas.
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I bring food and gas.
That could be one and the same if you bring the wrong type of food :D
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Lol, food and fuel i should say ::)
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going to the vedder weds mornin around 9am
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It seem's like the vedder has been producing more pink's than the Fraser where should I go? I don't mind if there a little dark, I just want some numbers ;D
I know your young so just some advice. I myself well never target dark fish on purpose. They are going through their life cycle and purposely targetting them when they are near the end of it can only increase their mortality rate. If you want to fish for salmon thats cool but please don't try and target dark fish. Fish for the chromest fish you can find and have fun doing it. Cheers.
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second that one eddie ;D
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It seem's like the vedder has been producing more pink's than the Fraser where should I go? I don't mind if there a little dark, I just want some numbers ;D
Lower river and the canal has lotsa pinks & lotsa numbers of fishermen ;)
I myself well never target dark fish on purpose. They are going through their life cycle and purposely targetting them when they are near the end of it can only increase their mortality rate.
Just wondering.....how does one purposely target for dark fish ??? Is there a certain lure or bait ;D Not to sound like a dumbass......if a fish is near the end of their cycle........what do you mean increase their mortality rate? Aren't they already dying? But you're right.......there's no need to catch them.......it's far more exciting to get that chromer, which gives you the fight of you're life :o
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You can avoid dark fish by avoiding area's dark fish are likley to hang out. Stay away from the beds.