trophywife
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check out Rocky Point Charters FB or Instagram. seems to be catching!! I think Searun has been plying the waters too.
Awesome!Spring 2024
Hello Everyone
Another Season on the way already !! time flies
Fishing has been Fantastic since December , ALOT of fish weighed in at the Loggers Derby, posted above , looking like another spectacular season ahead , currently .... mid sound out to the surfline has beed really good ,usual spots , Brady , Kirby , Meares , Cree , Beale , Ship.....fish arent too picky right now.Small spoons , White or UV hoochies, sure any of your go to's will work , Quality Table fish this time of year !! , Havent personally tried for the bottom dwellers , but seeing good numbers at the tables ,
good luck out there , were back next week, Agreed Blair , Rocky Point seems to be havin great success as usual.....
Stop by for a visit , We now have Plenty of Shaved Ice ! by the bag or Bucket , pre order ahead , I can have buckets ready on the fly.
also , a blow out sale on Large herring, PM me if interested.
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I saw the kayakers and suggest you put a flag of some kind up as your black blends into the shore line so well you are invisibleAwesome!
My friend and I were at the Nook this week (Wed-Fri) with our kayaks and managed to come home with our possession limits of ling and rockfish. The weather was absolutely spectacular! Didn't see many salmony bait balls and marks, and we came up empty when we jigged at the ones we found, but that was our first time out that way, so we're behind the learning curve. All in all, it was pretty great!
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Yeah, that's a good point. I usually wear a red jacket, but didn't on this occasion. A flag would be better. I'll see what I can do before the next trip.I saw the kayakers and suggest you put a flag of some kind up as your black blends into the shore line so well you are invisible
totally helps in the swell to avoid hitting the "plastic speed bumps"Yeah, that's a good point. I usually wear a red jacket, but didn't on this occasion. A flag would be better. I'll see what I can do before the next trip.
The Area 23 Harvest Round Table met to review the latest forecast models to land on adopting a preliminary run forecast to base our initial -re-season fishing plan. The plan will be adjusted after we have in-season test fishing data to confirm how accurate our pre-season forecast is and adjust the fishing plan up or down based on actual data. There have been some sockeye entering the river already and through the counters which is normally expected.Anyone heard the sockeye forecast for this year, normally I hear something on the port alberni radio station by now?