2025 Port McNeill, Telegragh Cove Reports

[Capt_Ed]

Well another season has come to end at TC , 117 days this year which is a couple weeks short of our average stay. Overall great fishing and awesome times with family and friends coming to visit. We're already anticipating next season and the new adventures that await us. Good luck to all of you still fishing, hope the rest of the season is productive and see you next season

 

[Eden Island]

Past few days have been windy at all the wrong times, but we've been fishing in and around Fife and managed a mixed creel of coho to 10 lbs, a spring 10 lbs, a really ugly chum estimated at 12 lbs and released, and a 13 lb halibut. Tomorrow is our last day on the water - and we have to get our fish to Hardy Buoys by 3 due to their shorter seasonal hours. This has been our 3rd trip of the year, totalling 30 nights mainly at anchor.

 

[Aces]

Well another season has come to end at TC , 117 days this year which is a couple weeks short of our average stay. Overall great fishing and awesome times with family and friends coming to visit. We're already anticipating next season and the new adventures that await us. Good luck to all of you still fishing, hope the rest of the season is productive and see you next season

Congrats on another blessed summer

 

[Capt_Ed]

Congrats on another blessed summer

Im not sure "blessed " is the right word but it is the word my wife and I and most of the other Regulars at TC use to describe our time there. Everyone that comes for a visit , either to fish or just enjoy the nature of the area, go away with a sense of awe and memories for a lifetime. Speaking for those of us up in Gordie Grahams Forest Campground its a sense of community and friendship that most people çould only dream of achieving in their lifetime. We first came to TC 25 years ago after retiring for commercial fishing and spent 4 summers getting to learn about sport fishing. Didn't make it back till 2015 and have spent at least 100 days there every summer since then . Some people have been coming camping there , like my very good friends from Castlgar , for over 40 years. With all the crap going on in the world and politics in our own country having an escape like TC or wherever you spend your time on the water should make all of us feel "blessed ".

 

[Eden Island]

Im not sure "blessed " is the right word but it is the word my wife and I and most of the other Regulars at TC use to describe our time there. Everyone that comes for a visit , either to fish or just enjoy the nature of the area, go away with a sense of awe and memories for a lifetime. Speaking for those of us up in Gordie Grahams Forest Campground its a sense of community and friendship that most people çould only dream of achieving in their lifetime. We first came to TC 25 years ago after retiring for commercial fishing and spent 4 summers getting to learn about sport fishing. Didn't make it back till 2015 and have spent at least 100 days there every summer since then . Some people have been coming camping there , like my very good friends from Castlgar , for over 40 years. With all the crap going on in the world and politics in our own country having an escape like TC or wherever you spend your time on the water should make all of us feel "blessed ".

35 years for us, first camping on an open 16 and the last 25 years fishing and cruising on a 23 Hourston. Its an amazing area - blending just enough services with lots of wildlife, wilderness and adventure.