2022 Campbell River Reports
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spring fever
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Changes in some spots in area 14 but haven't seen anything in area 15
Here is a tweet with a link to the fishery notice.. The photo is amusing.
coastalmarinesafety
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Let us know how you do. I think it’s been ok at the LH. Down deep. We should be fishing sockeye by now though. Test fishing numbers not good. They are MIA compared to last time they came through on a “big run” year. Weird.
Went to the Green- steady action but all unders. Great humpback whale show however!
RiverBoy
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four years ago ( last big run )they diverted down the west coast and snuck around the horn of vic and into the fraser. i heard they doing it again. hope my intel is right
I'm watching the numbers and it seems to be about 75% south and 25% thru Johnstone. It's been close to that for a couple of cycles. I remember in the good old days it was as high as 90% thru Johnstone.
wildmanyeah
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yeah only 10-20% is coming down the inside
The Pacific Angler weekly report out of Vancouver stated that the likelihood of an opening is “decreasing daily”
the numbers are really picking up as of yesterday for Johnstone Strait pipeline..Area 12 Blinkhorn had 6 seine sets for 5,147 which is the highest this year.
San Juan yesterday had 6 for 2150.
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
Was nice seeing that hopping it continues
Test Fishing Results - Pacific Salmon Commission
The Commission’s Secretariat staff manage a number of test fishing programs in Fraser River Panel waters and coordinate with Fisheries and Oceans Canada on
www.psc.org
scroll down to bottom part where it says daily test fishing results.. yesterdays were strong again in area 12, 6 sets for 6600.
not gangbuster but big improvement from last few weeks.
Test Fishing Results - Pacific Salmon Commission
The Commission’s Secretariat staff manage a number of test fishing programs in Fraser River Panel waters and coordinate with Fisheries and Oceans Canada on
www.psc.org
Gearbox Paul
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Fished the green can yesterday from 5pm to 7:30 pm. Slow. A couple of hits and nothing to show for it. Lots of bait but not much fish, at least they didn't seem to be biting at that time. Saw very few nets and had similar comments when I returned to the dock.
Coyote Spooner
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I was out last night from 4:30-8:30, off the green can. Lost count of undersized I released. Had one good pin popper and a just under 62. Was using spoons at 80-120. Around 7 the bait and birds were thick. Was really hoping for a unicorn.
Back out tomorrow morning for the flood.
Back out tomorrow morning for the flood.
Backroad_fisherman
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Hey there my wife and I will be staying at pacific playgrounds first week of September. We have a 14’ aluminum just wondering if there’ll be any pinks or coho around that time out front of the river there? And tips are greatly appreciated
Absolutely fish the drop off from the poles to Salmon Point 120 feet then around people think it is too close but it is not.
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