trophywife
Crew Member
definitely hali there.. not on the spikes though. try anchoring in the valley between the spikes.We have and only Caught small lings and rockfish never any Halibut.
definitely hali there.. not on the spikes though. try anchoring in the valley between the spikes.We have and only Caught small lings and rockfish never any Halibut.
Thanks so muchdefinitely hali there.. not on the spikes though. try anchoring in the valley between the spikes.
Would do the inlet.Only a week before our annual trip to Bamfield first time with my own 22’ aluminum boat, was wondering with all the improvements done on the gravel road so far between PA and Bamfiekd, would it be advisable to trailer the boat or come through the inlet? The issue is I’ll arrive to PA just before noon and I’m concern about the wind. I really appreciate any feedback.
I've done it in my 20 foot grady when it's blowing. You should be ok in the 22 foot boat. Won't be fun until you get a couple miles past nahmint.Only a week before our annual trip to Bamfield first time with my own 22’ aluminum boat, was wondering with all the improvements done on the gravel road so far between PA and Bamfiekd, would it be advisable to trailer the boat or come through the inlet? The issue is I’ll arrive to PA just before noon and I’m concern about the wind. I really appreciate any feedback.
Thank you all for the feedback. I think I’ll take the inlet.
Any fishing reports.
god I hope for everyone’s sake it’s better than last week. At least you can go chase the springs sitting offshore.You can look back a page or so from last week.
Haha...did the surf line reg change on the 15th?god I hope for everyone’s sake it’s better than last week. At least you can go chase the springs sitting offshore.
Surf line changed on the 15th. We tried all over for chinooks, nothing but shakers, and a couple decent coho. We had fun with bottom fish and then went 6/12 on sockeye in the inlet to end on a high note. Sockeye fishing is a riot. Not too many people I spoke with had any Chinook July 8-12. We fished Keeha, and sail mainly. Sounds like we missed a couple of the quick bites, nothing like last season at the same time. That’s fishing I guessHaha...did the surf line reg change on the 15th?
We did well for 6 guys last week. 24 springs, limits of hali in the 100-124cm range, a bunch of lings and some Rockies for me as I was the only one who wanted them.
We did a quick fish Monday afternoon but it was all undersized with the exception of one pin popper. All our springs were on the outside inside the 'line'.
Fished the weekend. Missed a ling while jigging back of flemming. Trolled around dixon that eve and picked up 1-2 shakers. Back out for jigging sunday morning for a couple hrs by kirby. Nothing. Then fished whittlestone with gear 40-60ft in 80ft of water. 10-ish shakers. Went back to port with an empty cooler.Any fishing reports.
A nice single malt may work ok.Fished the weekend. Missed a ling while jigging back of flemming. Trolled around dixon that eve and picked up 1-2 shakers. Back out for jigging sunday morning for a couple hrs by kirby. Nothing. Then fished whittlestone with gear 40-60ft in 80ft of water. 10-ish shakers. Went back to port with an empty cooler.
Gotta try something else this weekend when I take my dad out...
Most of them are mopped up by thenHello everyone,
Headed up mid august for the annual trip with my pops. We’ve always managed to find our limit of Salmon and halibut (whether permitting) but I’m hoping to get some help finding lings. We’ve tried the kelp beds in front of Beale but only have gotten cabezon that are good sized. Is that the best spot and you gotta grind ‘‘em out? Or are there better spots off shore?
Thanks for the help!
Tight lines.
Mark