michael_reiber
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We didn't have any algae in the water at thrasher where we were fishing. It was quite nice
Nope not where I was last over there.Has the amount of algae in the water diminished at all?
I think some people may fish in the channel but I've never done it myself and personaly probably never will when I know there's fish on the other side of the island, as for fishing in the pass, I've never heard of people fishing for salmon in there but you can jig for cod in there during the slacks or when there is little currentI am going to be bouncing around Gabriola and Salt Spring this weekend and want to fish Porlier (which I have never done). It looks like there is some nice structure on the Galiano side of the pass (east side of island). Does anyone fish the trincomali channel side or in the actual pass?
Maze well just do it! so you can tell me how it is for when i go tomorrow mornDoes anyone have a Porlier report from the last couple days? We are running across to Salt Spring this evening and are wondering whether it will be worth dropping the lines for a quick fish on the way.
I wouldn't normally hesitate to drop the lines on the way but I expect I may need to bait the much better half with a good fishing report this evening or she will be very focussed on getting to the other side asap so she can open a bottle of wine and watch the sunset in comfort.Maze well just do it! so you can tell me how it is for when i go tomorrow morn![]()
I may need to bait the much better half with a good fishing report this evening or she....![]()
So the evening Porlier report is as follows. Got going late from Vancouver so we only had 30 minutes to fish which didn't allow for a lot of active time in the water. Long enough though to see that the fish were shallow this evening. Started deeper but saw a lot of activity on the screen (combination of chirp traditional, down vu and side vu really helped as the algae was thick again) ... lots of fish tonight between 50 and 80 feet so up came the lines and within 2 minutes of doing that we had a very good fish on and within 10 minutes of that we did an unfortunate, unintentional catch and release at the side of the boat as we as were reaching out to net said fish. On that note, we called it a night but the sounder screen was active enough that the much better half suggested we should try again tomorrow night. Beautiful Gulf Islands night.Where do you guys fish at porlier. Was thinking of heading out in the morning
Fish to the south when you come through polier, you'll see everyone else fishing pretty much right out front of the pass (little bit to the south) and you can jump in line with them or you can start trolling to the south and go quite aways down and fish away from the crowd which I what I suggest. I would fish start by following the 230 contour a ways south then start working you your way back north and if you get nothing move a little deeper. And when you get one mark it as they tend to all be in one places the hard part is just finding them.Where do you guys fish at porlier. Was thinking of heading out in the morning
Fish to the south when you come through polier, you'll see everyone else fishing pretty much right out front of the pass (little bit to the south) and you can jump in line with them or you can start trolling to the south and go quite aways down and fish away from the crowd which I what I suggest. I would fish start by following the 230 contour a ways south then start working you your way back north and if you get nothing move a little deeper. And when you get one mark it as they tend to all be in one places the hard part is just finding them.
Sorry my bad I forgot to give you a depth. 90 ft on the rigger was my golden numberThanks. Went out this morning with no luck. The algae is crazy. I've never had that before and getting it off for line is a PITA. I fished the 230 at between 120-170 and. Itching went deeper nothing went in shallow 70-120 and nothing. Using a army truck hootchie with flasher and a coho killer and silver flasher. My line kept piping off on the braided rod so I got fed up and called it the at. Lots and lots of boats though. Thanks for the help.