pescador
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No matter how ****** it is……..I’ll be out there 30 days in a row.Won’t be any fish out there . Everyone should stay home
2024 OFFISHALL Vancouver-Howe Sound-Sechelt Reports Thread
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Aquaholic
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I think that’s why everyone is heading to Thrasher lately. Super productive over there.
Aces
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I don’t think it will be the bonanza it has been in previous years with all this rain but still worth a go. Still a ways out but a good northwestern wind is forecast for Sunday
adanac
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My brother just got back from Friday - Monday thrasher trip . They actually did quite well brining back a 4 man limit of springs , with some lost and released . 8 hatch coho and 4 blue lings . They said fishing was a bit patchy for springs , with long periods of drought but steady coho action all weekend . He was fishing springs on the structure in around 180 - 130 , said most productive spring fishing was right off the hook amongst the pinnacles , cuttlefish hoochies . Lings were all on live flounder.
Rain City
Crew Member
What's the hook?
adanac
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That’s what I always heard the PA guys call the reef tack back in the day . Especially where it swings around towards flat tops
ship happens
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That like saying what is the cack and balls for 200 in winter harbour Alex
Aces
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Like thisThat like saying what is the cack and balls for 200 in winter harbour Alex
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Aquaholic
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I see repeated questions on this topic across a few fishing pages.
For the Sept 1st folks that want to try the North Arm area, this is a Garmin screenshot of their updated chart. The SRKW area outline has been on the Navionics app for years, just not in yellow, however this outline example shows a clearer view of where the Bell, QA, adjacent mile markers, and T10 are in relation to the restricted area.
For the Sept 1st folks that want to try the North Arm area, this is a Garmin screenshot of their updated chart. The SRKW area outline has been on the Navionics app for years, just not in yellow, however this outline example shows a clearer view of where the Bell, QA, adjacent mile markers, and T10 are in relation to the restricted area.
jim morrow
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I can see 2 red buoys for the Bell Buoy and Tango 10. Is one of those 2 yellow buoys the QA marker?
Aquaholic
Crew Member
Within the SRKW area the only yellow circle is the QA marker. If you have the Navionics app on your phone or tablet (do not need to pay for the update, it still works) you can move the cross hairs over any marker and it will indicate what it is. The app will show your boat (blue dot) location in relation to the restricted area too, which can be helpful if your chart device does not show it.
Aquaholic
Crew Member
See the email below from Garmin and the handy webpage to check if your current charts are showing what the newest version does.
Thank you for contacting Garmin Navionics. As noted in your chart earlier you can see the level of detail for any given area from the Gamrin.com
website chart viewer: https://maps.garmin.com/en-US/marine?maps=garmin&overlay=false&key=swcwftnb0wn5
Please use this chart viewer to see the areas of interest & level of details. If you see the details on the garmin page, the current maps updates should contain that mapping.
Thank you for contacting Garmin Navionics. As noted in your chart earlier you can see the level of detail for any given area from the Gamrin.com
website chart viewer: https://maps.garmin.com/en-US/marine?maps=garmin&overlay=false&key=swcwftnb0wn5
Please use this chart viewer to see the areas of interest & level of details. If you see the details on the garmin page, the current maps updates should contain that mapping.
FishDoc
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I'm disappointed my navionics app with my downloaded Maps no longer works. Says I need to buy a subscription now for 79$ a year. Guess purchasing the app doesn't fly anymore. 80$ a year seems a little steep for something I use a couple weeks a year. Might have to get it though. Handy to have for backup.
Hope those Chinook relax a bit out there before they race up river. Few more days to go. See you on the water!
CohoOn
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So am I correct in assuming we are waiting for an announcement for Sandheads September 1st and hoping that is going to be no slot restriction, no killer whale restriction area and retention of two a day? Or has this already been announced?
I have signed up on the app for receiving email announcements from them and haven't been receiving anything.
I have signed up on the app for receiving email announcements from them and haven't been receiving anything.
Notice came out July 12th. As far as the SRKW closed area around Pt. Grey and the north arm, that is well documented.
No announcement. It’s been already announced in the last FN.
FishDoc
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