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[RalphH]

there are many drift wood. They sometime look like whales. they are dark

Sarcasm at its finest

and they jump, frequently.


more food for thought:

https://sportfishingbc.com/threads/ever-seen-an-orca-in-the-fraser-river.72448/

Post #3

I was born in Richmond to a commercial fishing family and spent a good part of my life on the Fraser river. In approx. 1960 while deckhanding on my fathers boat we observed a large male Orca proceeding upriver at Steveston in either July or August.
This was the only time this was seen and is still etched in my mind. I guess you can never say never.

that he could distinguish it as a male makes this more credible for me at least.

https://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=35940.0

anyway it's nothing new for people to report seeing them in the Fraser but is that what they really saw?

[iblly]

I’ve spent the last 40 years working on the Fraser between Mission and the mouth, North Arm and main stem. I have never seen or heard of a killer whale in the river. That’s my two cents.

[Fish Assassin]

Very slow this morning at 2 locations. Fishing pressure has dropped off noticeably the past week so have the fishing. Only 1 caught.

[fic]

Very slow this morning at 2 locations. Fishing pressure has dropped off noticeably the past week so have the fishing. Only 1 caught.

They learned to not bite our lures. 900K fish swam through yesterday and probably similar amount today.

[armytruck]

Very slow this morning at 2 locations. Fishing pressure has dropped off noticeably the past week so have the fishing. Only 1 caught.

There are still harvesters shamefully bottom bouncing up in the non tidal and limiting out