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[Dr. Backlash]

Nice work!

[Alomar]

I've had no luck at all on the tidal fraser! But there are still a fair number of coho coming through, had a buddy out on a gill netter yesterday and they released quite a few

[TheFishingLad]

I caught 6 total on the tidal today from shore. Few yesterday as well.

[mistermongz]

right now it has been prime time for me as me and a buddy have been targeting bull trouts... and there are lots.... lower fraser river.... hooked up to the odd coho and a huge chum. largest bull trout landed was a 19 inch fish while buddy landed a 21 inch bull trout the following day.

[wonder]

^^ thats awesome bull trout are one of the coolest looking fish imo, got a couple big ones this year in the squam when hunting pinks

[Alomar]

Wouldn't mind catching a bull trout any tips? Do u fish them in the main channel?

[Shawn6o4]

Funny speaking of bull trout I caught one about 18inch on some fire cured roe, awsome fish! I was fishing northarm (vancouver)

[Rodney]

Lots of articles etc on this page about bull trout fishing in the Tidal Fraser River:

http://www.fishingwithrod.com/fishy_news/2013-09-30-tidal-fraser-river-coho-salmon-opening.html

Catch and release only, no retention of bull trout allowed as there are no hatchery marked fish.

[Alomar]

Thnx rod

[Long_Cast]

I've had bull trout chase my lures many times, but I never landed one. Yesterday, I used a Blue Fox Foxee jig and it gulped down the lure near the surface and spat it out right away.

I still haven't landed a single coho for this month and I feel like giving up.

[corvus2929]

I went this morning, didn't catch anything but saw a couple rise at Duncan bar.  Really relaxing, nothing better.  Giver a go its better than sitting in fount of the boob tube.

[penguinabc123]

Spent a few hours around Alex Fraser bridge and again at dapper ton park. No luck, dead calm on the water. Relaxing either way tho. Not sure if it is done for the Fraser or just a lull between pushes.

[Tenz85]

Definitely seems to be getting slower but they are out there. The best bites are likely at dusk, dawn, and tide changes (I believe the incoming and high tide are the better). Been out myself with less luck than usually for the coho but definitely saw lots of chums jumping further out. Should be running through the tidal until early December. The lull is likely because several reasons, one I can think of being the weather change with fore coming rains.