2018 Ucluelet Reports
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the fog ducker
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4 miles north/west of rats
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Aces
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Yesterday @ that 190 nipple north of the Rat's nose was on fire with many Humpback whales bubble feeding all around us. My guests tapped out of playing Chinooks and Cohos after 5 hours of mayhem. I heard there weren't many cohos at the Whale's tail, mostly Chinooks
windsurfer
Member
I got one at turtle head, on saturday.
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The Jackel
Guest
You guys are on crack Misty from Raincoast says there are no fish for the whales and wants you shut down 
Grappler_UNIfLi
Member
Starting to see more action inside? or still more productive offshore? wondering if its gonna be that time when the hardware is replaced for bait.
outforsalmon
New Member
You guys are on crack Misty from Raincoast says there are no fish for the whales and wants you shut down
I have never seen this many whales it was awesome. A show every day we were out there. Most salmon are so stuffed I couldnt believe they are still feeding. Some sort of small shrimp or krill heard someone say crab larvae but not sure if that’s true. The new spoons by big eye are nice really liked them and they work. There is another that looks like the coho killer from another manufacture that was good to little heavier duty took a beating better.
beemer
Well-Known Member
ap spoon
RiverBoy
Well-Known Member
or one of those Peetz hammers
Corey_lax
Crew Member
Slow inside still for us.
Released a 55 cm Chinook yesterday and 58cm wild coho at turtle head yesterday. Coho has a small anchovies in its mouth. All my hits have been on a pesca 4” double double and oki phantom flasher. I’m gonna try bait today at the outer lighthouse
kevind
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Can you get out to rats nose or whales tale?
Corey_lax
Crew Member
Ratz nose is a little far for my boat. 18’ boat with older two stroke power that is too thirsty to go that far. Too small of gas tanks....
Tyler Brinks
Member
Nice shot! I bet that would really stand out with the new colored depth ranges on the app.
I noticed Nauti-gal 's boat in ukee basin today
made it out to whales tail today in decent weather, light fog drizzle and wind under 10 knots. large amount of boats around. plenty of coho from 50 ft down to 145, found couple nice springs at 95ft all fish on an ap green coho spoon..
made it out to whales tail today in decent weather, light fog drizzle and wind under 10 knots. large amount of boats around. plenty of coho from 50 ft down to 145, found couple nice springs at 95ft all fish on an ap green coho spoon..
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tubber
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Brought my boat home this morning (41 feet was $117 at 5:15am instead of $211 later in the day) after 2 days on a friend's boat at Big Bank and one day on mine mucking around in the fog closer in. Whales were awesome when you could see. Coho insanity plus enough chinooks including a 25lb white 50 feet down in coho land. Saw a sockeye jump on the way in last evening, so put one dummy and a one pink squirt down. Got one in the first 2 minutes, then got set up on both sides and only caught cohos for the next 30 minutes. Was getting late and I had to beat the road closure at 10:00pm. 27 feet. Half way between the yellow buoy at inside lighthouse and shore in about 330 feet.
One last trip with friends next weekend. Hoping for one last hali or awesome inshore fishing if it blows.
One last trip with friends next weekend. Hoping for one last hali or awesome inshore fishing if it blows.
RecklessPursuit
Member
Sounds great!! I'll be up later this week anchoring and possibly staying at Island West a few nights. The offshore fishing is what I love, is it all the way to Whale tale or is Southbank hot too.
Thanks for any help.
Take care and see you on the water.
Aces
Well-Known Member
It's flat calm and your boat is big enough. Go for it as the winds are going to pick up after tomorrow
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