TheNootkaRose
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Is anyone still getting chinook or coho on the inside without going offshore? Still picking up good size lings but salmon action has been sparse.
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Is the road from Pt Alberni to Uke ok to tow a 28' boat?
fishinforever
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I towed my 28 to ukee this year, just pay attention and keep your distance.
Exhaust brake is your friend!
Let people pass as well, no need to stress yourself
Exhaust brake is your friend!
Let people pass as well, no need to stress yourself
I guess he’s talking about the recent road closures between PA and Ukee after the big rain storm on Oct 18.
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Part of Hwy 4 closed, ferry cancellations as storm hits B.C. South Coast | Globalnews.ca
North Shore Search and Rescue has issued a warning for everyone to stay back from river and creek banks this weekend due to the amount of rain forecast.
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seabeyond
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That was much to do about nothing. A bit of erosion in a construction zone where the road had been taken down to gravel as part of the job. It's a 100 yard stretch and fine with a trailer. I've driven through it 5 times in the last couple weeks.I guess he’s talking about the recent road closures between PA and Ukee after the big rain storm on Oct 18.
Part of Hwy 4 closed, ferry cancellations as storm hits B.C. South Coast | Globalnews.ca
North Shore Search and Rescue has issued a warning for everyone to stay back from river and creek banks this weekend due to the amount of rain forecast.
good accommodation, with kitchen near moorage mid June in Uke?
seabeyond
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Depends on the group size, bed layout, which moorage, and how close you want to be.
I have a 4 bedroom house that works good for groups of fisherman (can be setup with up to 7 beds). Can park your boat trailers there too. We have smaller cabins but none that generally work well for fishing crews.
If it's a small group of 2-3 guys, a condo at "the moorage" is very nice and convenient. They are 1& 2 bed places and right by the small craft harbour. Probably around $400/ night mid June as your still in shoulder season rates.
If you like cheap and rough but functional (ish) with kitchen, The Whales Tail might work. One of my crews stay there each year. That crew booked the other day and specifically asked " what's the number for the trashy old condos with the kitchen we always stay in?". They are a fun crew.
A 2 bedroom condo at "The Ridge" works good for 4 guys if you have reasonable budget and want something nice. These are close but not walking distance to the dock. No trailer parking.
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