Everyone pretty much cleans in the inlet. That's all good. They don't want anyone dumping carcass at the small craft harbour dock. If you clean at the dock cleaning station, take your carcs back out with you the next day and toss them.I will be fishing Ukee for the first time in many years. I believe there is a "boundry" line somewhere in the inlet to Ucluelet where they don't want you disposing of fish carcasses. Can anyone give me a approx location of said boundry. I am trying to see if there is a place before the boundary to get out of the way of traffic and fillet the days catch before getting back to the dock. Thanks
I’ll check and see but I’m not sure my friend knows exactly so I thought maybe someone more familiar would have some local knowledge. It seems like it could be reasonable though, thank you.Maybe here? That's how I describe it but don't know if it has a name.
Might not be open for chinooks in July. 18 miles.View attachment 107210
Might also be the south nipple which is around the nose.I’ll check and see but I’m not sure my friend knows exactly so I thought maybe someone more familiar would have some local knowledge. It seems like it could be reasonable though, thank you.
Slow. Some decent tides with noce quality but not big volume. The fish are on the sound side. Much more consistent working foods/ great bear, and down towards Bam.How’s the fishing from the lighthouse up the beach’s
I get them on any reasonably flat top or bottom between 200 and 325Anyone have any ideas where to get prawns near ucluete been checking the charts and don’t see many 300 drops around just wondering if someone could point me in the right direction thanks