2026 Gulf Island Reports
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GoneCoastal
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Similar for our crew Friday at inside Tumbo, action, but all short ones.
Are you fishing in the channel or on the straight side of Tumbo
Was at Polier in the Fog on Sunday. Caught and released 5 undersized winter springs pretty quickly. They seemed to be biting on 4" spoons and hootchies, and gear was near the bottom. The orca show was unreal, with swarming the sea lions jumping all around them. Never seen that before. Overall, good outing with family, but still trying to get a legal fish. Any tips?
Been fishing the channel. Got that guy on the saturna side 140 on the bottom.
ship happens
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My deal? not sure what you're asking.
Sttr
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Weee oooo weee oooo weee oooo
It’s the sfbc police… name license and registration please, it’s looks like you are having too much fun Sir, I’m gonna have to give you a written warning… for not posting enough pics
JK thanks for posting your catch
Ha Ha, I have a few deals you probably don't want to hear about. But I love fishing and will keep posting picks. I can't get out till Monday and Tuesday next week. Here is a couple from bell. One white.Weee oooo weee oooo weee oooo
It’s the sfbc police… name license and registration please, it’s looks like you are having too much fun Sir, I’m gonna have to give you a written warning… for not posting enough pics
JK thanks for posting your catch
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The Salmon Allocation Policy (SAP) determines how salmon are shared between user groups in British Columbia and will shape public access to salmon fisheries for decades to come. Once finalized, this policy will influence when, where, and whether the public can fish — even in years when conservation objectives are met and sustainable surplus exists.
The current review process has made it clear that significant changes are being proposed, and without strong public input, the public fishery risks being deprioritized. Salmon are a common property resource, and access to sustainable public fisheries must remain a core principle of any renewed allocation policy.
This consultation is one of the few formal opportunities for the public to be heard. Submitting feedback now is critical to ensuring decision-makers understand that Canadians value fair access, science-based management, and the continued opportunity to fish where conservation allows.
Fill in your information and the letter below will be sent to the Salmon Allocation Policy Review Team, The Honorable Joanne Thompson (Minister of Fisheries and Oceans) and Clifford Small (Shadow Minister for Fisheries).
Your support in this campaign is crucial to maintain priority access to Chinook and Coho!
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Click here to sign
The current review process has made it clear that significant changes are being proposed, and without strong public input, the public fishery risks being deprioritized. Salmon are a common property resource, and access to sustainable public fisheries must remain a core principle of any renewed allocation policy.
This consultation is one of the few formal opportunities for the public to be heard. Submitting feedback now is critical to ensuring decision-makers understand that Canadians value fair access, science-based management, and the continued opportunity to fish where conservation allows.
Fill in your information and the letter below will be sent to the Salmon Allocation Policy Review Team, The Honorable Joanne Thompson (Minister of Fisheries and Oceans) and Clifford Small (Shadow Minister for Fisheries).
Your support in this campaign is crucial to maintain priority access to Chinook and Coho!
This is a link
Click here to sign
