Aces
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He is? Can’t wait for his colorful report!
He is? Can’t wait for his colorful report!
Bright one on the right red.number 2 70 on the rigger bait 175 boats in the tick of itView attachment 120754
There were a lot of boats there when we drove through on the way to sand heads at first light. I’m checking a couple of social media pages I am on, not a lot of reports yet. A guest just got a hatchery Coho right at the surface when he was letting his anchovy down. Nice and shiny.Anyone having success at T10? Or all sandheads
Haven't seen a ton caught at sandheads this morning. We got lots of action with pinks, kept a couple. Once nice coho but no Chinook for us. Just heading to try the t10 for a bit.
Fishing anchovies anywhere between 40-129 feet since 7am.
Started in no man's land, worked out way into the pack for the last few hours. Sometimes it just doesn't work out. Also found some dog fish, probably trolling a bit slow?Fishing out in no man’s land ?
It’s in the Navionics app (dashed line)Looks like I'll be out with kids and guests tomorrow midday. Maybe only going as far as the Bell Buoy. Maybe all the way (!!) to T10.
Where can I find the GPS coordinates or some official description of the boundaries of the SRKW zone off the North Arm? This super-helpful map (not a chart!) only lays out the yellow box but doesn't give exact boundaries.
Management measures in the Fraser River Mouth to support Southern Resident killer whale recovery | Pacific Region | Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Management measures in the Fraser River Mouth to support Southern Resident killer whale recoverywww.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca
It’s in the Navionics app (dashed line)
Upper boundary is the Bell (then a line due west)Thanks. I'll save your pic to my phone. Hopefully my new Garmin unit has the SRKW zone marked (the Garmin does have RCAs which is a nice feature that I didn't expect to have!)