2025 OFFISHALL Vancouver- Howe Sound-Sechelt Fishing Reports Thread

Hi Rain City,

I am trying to learn a little about tides and salmon feeding. Do you have insight on why tomorrows tides are not great?
Most of us will try and be on the water for high tide when a fresh wave of hungry fish move in. With high tide being at 6am and 7pm tomorrow it will be hard to be on the water for prime time. That said it’s Sandheads in September, there’s lots of fish around.
 
Hi Rain City,

I am trying to learn a little about tides and salmon feeding. Do you have insight on why tomorrows tides are not great ?

Thanks
The most basic point is that heavy tides slow the bite down for salmon, for many reasons. You'll save yourself a lot of time and fuel if you fished either side of slack tide in general. But there's so much more to it than that depending on where you're fishing. Some areas you need flooding water to push bait or salmon against structure. But I'm also a huge fan of first light fishing... but only if it wasn't a bright moon the night before 🤪
 
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