No other reports from Powell river, so I'll add my 2 cents worth...
Fished Tues & Wed with daughter & SIL. On Tuesday, lines in the water at Coho Point around noon. Running anchovies & spoons. Anchovies got lots of action but short bites. A waste of bait. Shifted to old faithful purple haze hoochie combination & things heated up right away. After trying a bunch of different spoons, ran purple haze on both lines & both started fishing. Went home once we had our three. 68, 77 & 64 cm at around 3:30.
Yesterday, we started around 10:00. It was pretty lumpy out, so we tucked in out of the wind at the sandbank on Harwood. After wounding a few shakers we pulled up our lines. With calmer water we headed for Coho Point again.
Again, lots a great pin popping strikes but lost most before seeing them. Things picked up slowly after the tide change & we landed three really nice fish. The biggest only a cm under the limit.
One fast & furious double header was rudely interrupted by (what I think was) a huge stellar sea lion. He ended up sticking his head out of the water & taking a bow after removing both fish from our lines in under three minutes. I may have said a couple of bad words...
We had to work for it, but again went home with three really nice fish.
Once again, spoons were useless. Purple haze & green spatterback hoochie did all the work. Didn't seem to matter what flasher we used. UV or Glow, all got some action.
Most fish hit on the deep line 220 - 230 ft on the rigger in 200 to 300' of water, but the other, running 40' shallower did pretty well.