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Once and a while I launch from rocky point just so I don’t have to pull my boat through downtown Vancouver it’s not a bad boat ride on a sunny dayNot it's not. It's terrible. Just... don't go there. Waste of gas.
Once and a while I launch from rocky point just so I don’t have to pull my boat through downtown Vancouver it’s not a bad boat ride on a sunny dayNot it's not. It's terrible. Just... don't go there. Waste of gas.
Ah makes sense. I figured that the Indian river would get a decent run up it but I guess not probably got over fished ?Rockfish conservation area
I was just kidding. It's beautifulOnce and a while I launch from rocky point just so I don’t have to pull my boat through downtown Vancouver it’s not a bad boat ride on a sunny day
It gets a really good pink run. I see seals and whales up there. I figure there must be salmon. But I can't find anytime in history where people got chinooks consistently.Ah makes sense. I figured that the Indian river would get a decent run up it but I guess not probably got over fished ?
It gets a really good pink run. I see seals and whales up there. I figure there must be salmon. But I can't find anytime in history where people got chinooks consistently.
I heard there was not enough oxygen in the water for Chinook to stack up for weeks as they get ready for returning to the riverIt gets a really good pink run. I see seals and whales up there. I figure there must be salmon. But I can't find anytime in history where people got chinooks consistently.
I gave up fishing Indian arm years ago. My gear was consistently getting covered in jellyfish. No luck at all with springs. Did a couple of overnight soaks for prawns. Caught enough for a shrimp cocktailI’m sure there are a few springs around now getting ready to head up the Fraser and other river systems that get a run in March. Should be getting more reports of bigger fish in the coming weeks. Hopefully lol it would be nice if the Indian arm produced. It would be a short boat ride and a nice fishing area
When you did fish the arm did you ever catch even one spring or coho.?I gave up fishing Indian arm years ago. My gear was consistently getting covered in jellyfish. No luck at all with springs. Did a couple of overnight soaks for prawns. Caught enough for a shrimp cocktail
Did have some fun a few years back catching Pinks though.
No. NothingWhen you did fish the arm did you ever catch even one spring or coho.?
I used to use an AP Sandlance almost exclusively at Tunstall. I was told the area was full of them and that's probably why it worked. Never checked bellies myself to verify.Been getting a handful of sand lance in my fish around bowen this past week. Not common for this area , anyone else seeing this?
I talked to one of the local guides, they have not particularly targeted the hump yet.Any reports out there if the hump has been producing lately? Usually picks up in a few weeks right in time for the closures.
Good to know thanksI talked to one of the local guides, they have not particularly targeted the hump yet.
Have had sandlance in bellies at grace as well.I used to use an AP Sandlance almost exclusively at Tunstall. I was told the area was full of them and that's probably why it worked. Never checked bellies myself to verify.
Poked around in that general area last week, had two fish pop the clip and run before popping the hooks in the limited time I fished it. Fish start suspending and moving offshore in the next few weeks. Always get a few really nice fish early april out there using big 5 - 6 inch plugs and spoons .Any reports out there if the hump has been producing lately? Usually picks up in a few weeks right in time for the closures.
Right on, beauty fish! I figure it’s little early but I’ll give it a go on Monday and report back. I’ve had limits there first half of April before the closures started up.Poked around in that general area last week, had two fish pop the clip and run before popping the hooks in the limited time I fished it. Fish start suspending and moving offshore in the next few weeks. Always get a few really nice fish early april out there using big 5 - 6 inch plugs and spoons .
Got this fish out there April 1 a few years ago .