OUTLOOK
Who is doing the weather reports lately? Every week I keep seeing 50+ mm reports and though we have seen a ton of rain the weatherman has been off as often as he has got it right.
It has made it very hard to predict when to fish. With reports being all over the map we have been out when the rain was supposedly not going to be an issue only to find flood conditions and the exact same week cancelled outings because of forecasted floods, only to find that rivers have been in shape.
Welcome to fall salmon fishing. Our best advice, is to watch river levels, watch weather patterns, then as long as things are safe, go fishing. Even when conditions have been off we are seeing a very good chum salmon return and solid coho numbers so it is worth heading out.
This week we are hearing that things are slowing down a little out at the Vedder but there are still fresh fish for anglers who fish hard.
Harrison is still a little high but the Chehalis is a system that might be worth looking at this time of year. Check out Andre, Sam and Alex’s reports below for more details.
Jordan, Andre, Matt and Ryan were all out on the Squamish this week and when they could dodge the weather the fishing was excellent. With two distinct fisheries really fishing well right now we decided to divide this weekend report into an Upper River coho report and a Lower River chum Report. Andre and Jordan have some great details below.
On the product front we our introducing a new section to the report entitled Friday’s Feature Product. Each week we will provide detailed information on a great product(s) and offer it to our customers at a discounted price. Our first feature is the New Lamson Liquid and Remix fly reels.
Lastly Jason has another winter chinook report with more tip on how to make sure your boat is stored properly for the winter. Check it out at the end of the report.
Good Luck on the water!
This week's full report here -
http://www.pacificangler.ca/pacific-angler-friday-fishing-report-november-4-2016/
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Topic: Pacific Angler Friday Fishing Report: November 4, 2016 (Read 1654 times)