Rain City
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That's quite the loop in 4.5 hours!
2024 OFFISHALL Vancouver-Howe Sound-Sechelt Reports Thread
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canadian_bacon93
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Had a nice afternoon at sandheads yesterday. Slow start with the family. Had lines in the water for an hour at the tide change. My daughter and son tag teamed this hatchery ho. Had a nice bbq dinner together on the water. 67 feet with this setup. 
canadian_bacon93
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Sorry won’t let me post pic of setup. It was No Bananas flasher and all silver coho killer. Tight lines out there!
Rain City
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Many boats over there?
canadian_bacon93
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Negative. Saw 2 boats.
Rain City
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Beautiful
Squire
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Sometimes pics wont work for me because the file is too big as the original. I just have to try it again with lower resolution.
Aquaholic
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If on your phone, you can edit it to crop out much of the unnecessary parts which makes the file size smaller, if that indeed is the issue.
Coho killers aren't getting the love they used to, still an effective choice though.
Rain City
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Had a few people I know out mid day and it sounded pretty quiet. These coho really do bite more really early or really late.
Rain City
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But the 30 seconds and 30 cents in fuel would be such a hardship otherwise.
Aces
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I got that experience yesterday at the fingers. Dummy plows thru the pack at half throttle throwing a big wake, stops in the middle of the pack then drifts while getting his gear ready.
sushieater
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Trolled from Roger Curtis to Cowen from 1-5 yesterday. No action for us, except at one point I saw a mess on the sounder. Dropped down to 120' and picked up a rockfish that we released on the descender. We were in pretty deep water so didn't expect that.
Paravoffka
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Trolled south Bowen 1- 6 yesterday. 3 hits right when started and it was dead for the rest of the day. Nothing stack.
Alex_c
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Expected for that area. People suck.
Fished Cowen yesterday morning, started about 8:30. Got our 4 Coho by 11:30. Every fish was hooked at a different depth, from 33' to 61'. Lost one near the boat and had 2 other hits that didn't stick. Didn't see alot of nets out. FlashFly and Skinny-G. The spoon out fished the FlashFly 4-3. 2 were landed on each.
Alex_c
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“Oops, I accidentally cast a massive buzz bomb on my rod with 2 lb test line and a crappy knot right at your windshield” Is an appropriate reactionI got that experience yesterday at the fingers. Dummy plows thru the pack at half throttle throwing a big wake, stops in the middle of the pack then drifts while getting his gear ready.
Pineapple Express
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Soooo....just looking at the fishing regs and I want to check with the group....when can we retain chinook in Area 29-1/29-2 or over in Area 17?
The regs say "Non-retention until Jul 14 (See Restrictions)" So does that mean July 14 00:01hrs onwards retention is allowed (yes, in areas outside of the SRKW zone. EDIT: SRKW only affects area 29-3, so not quite in the area I was asking about).
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The regs say "Non-retention until Jul 14 (See Restrictions)" So does that mean July 14 00:01hrs onwards retention is allowed (yes, in areas outside of the SRKW zone. EDIT: SRKW only affects area 29-3, so not quite in the area I was asking about).
BC tidal area 29 - Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast, Fraser River: Recreational fishing limits, openings and closures | Pacific Region | Fisheries and Oceans Canada
BC tidal area 29 - Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast, Fraser River: Recreational fishing limits, openings and closures
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