RageWelding
Well-Known Member
Marco got this epic photo of me with a good one on. 
Favorite picture from 2022 salmon season
- Thread starter Adrenafin
- Start date
TipUp
Well-Known Member
Classic wooden troller fishing Meares Bluff
Relaxing at Dawson's Landing after a long day on the water
Biggest fish of the year (and best personal record for hali). 45 pounds. Used the gaff to get into the boat. Will definitely use a harpoon next time as way too big of a fish to gaff
Relaxing at Dawson's Landing after a long day on the waterBiggest fish of the year (and best personal record for hali). 45 pounds. Used the gaff to get into the boat. Will definitely use a harpoon next time as way too big of a fish to gaff
sly_karma
Crew Member
Lot more relaxing to anchor up in the outlet to the river at Savona and pick up those nooks there. That lake is a big place and they spread out like crazy. Good job finding some!Interior run freshwater chinook got a couple finally after striking out 3 years in a row! Would have been better except for the 3 gill netters working kamloops lake
kingblazer84
Crew Member
thanks wally, yeah we worked for them landed 3 total lost another 16 at the boat just before the net. 16 and the big guy was a 22lb at 41" long prob well over 30 in the salt for sure. Caught a jack as well 52cm but tossed him back.
scott craven
Well-Known Member
Not trying to be a dick, what do you do with those smoke them ?Interior run freshwater chinook got a couple finally after striking out 3 years in a row! Would have been better except for the 3 gill netters working kamloops lake
kingblazer84
Crew Member
no prob scott, smoke or bbq the meat is beautiful and loaded with fat almost to the point where you could just eat it like sashimi!
Attachments
scott craven
Well-Known Member
Ok, thought it would turn soft
kingblazer84
Crew Member
nope def nice and firm, they are just darkening a little because of the change from salt to fresh and the journey to the rivers to spawn obviously but when we get to them usually they are still in good eating shape for sure. in 2018 we got 6 in total in 2 days and all them were just as firm as these ones were. They eat well.
Fisher_dude
Crew Member
The kid living his best life! 
ReelSlim
Crew Member
Like everyone else it's hard to pick once you start looking through all the pictures. We had another great summer in Renfrew along the beach and offshore. Most days it's just me and the boy but I love every minute of it. Two of the pictures were taken by him. He seems to have a pretty good eye for some neat photos. Great pictures and memories posted so far.....
Attachments
Deewar25
Well-Known Member
yep for sure - I mean we can all show our fish pics and those memories are priceless, ie:
But where we live and the scenery we have can never be taken for granted. This is an amazing part of the world and I have as much enjoyment taking in the view as I do having a screamer on the line!
sly_karma
Crew Member
We see this question quite often, coastal folks are surprised to hear how good the interior fish are despite being so far from tidewater. In 2020 I took my buddy out for Osoyoos sockeye because he couldn't go to his guiding job in Haida Gwaii. Despite being teeny 3-4 lb fish, he loved it because (a) fish still bright with firm red meat, and (b) first time in years that he had fished for salmon wearing shorts and flip flops.
8
Has to be seen (and eaten) to be believed, I guess.
Dorman Point
Well-Known Member
Rain City
Crew Member
Be still my heart...
