Outlook:Over the last week or so the lower mainland has seen the fish and fishing activity increasing. From the stocking of local lakes to the quest for wild steelhead, anglers alike are getting outside to take advantage of this spring weather that has finally started to show up.
With the forecast calling for drizzle and showers over the weekend, we can expect to see the rivers come up a little bit- but not by much. This drizzle and rain is expected to be followed by sunnier days and increasing temperatures over the next week.
Hopefully this rain will move some fish around and the warmer weather will make them active.
On the ocean, reports have been coming in of increased numbers of Chinook, including those of keep-able sizes.
With crabbing and prawning continuing to be fair to those who have been dropping traps along with the increase of Chinook numbers, one will be wanting to start thinking of washing their patio and cleaning the barbeque.
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Topic: Pacific Angler's Friday Fishing Report: April 4th 2014 (Read 1961 times)