SpringVelocity
Crew Member
I am hoping we are told it's location. With winter fishing coming that would suck hooking onto with gear on bottom...
Sooke2015
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I am hoping we are told it's location. With winter fishing coming that would suck hooking onto with gear on bottom...
Lazy Bones
Member
there were 3 buoys attached to the pipe. don't know if they are still attached.
the pipe extends out from the driveway that was excavated towards the sea, at the front edge of the possession point condos
Deewar25
Well-Known Member
hmm...almost seems fishy!? Isn't the plan to have sewer outfall right there? Didn't hear much about that but I assume as always, the BS flows and that was going ahead. Could they have fed you a story and that was actually sewer work?
kingspring
Active Member
Are we now into one wild 3 hatchery Oct 1st?
Any coho news?
I heard from a buddy up in Rennie that the Commies are netting off of Carmanah .....
Any coho news?
I heard from a buddy up in Rennie that the Commies are netting off of Carmanah .....
Franko Manini
Well-Known Member
Yup... 1 wild 3 hatch coho for Sooke.
Franko
MILF (Man, I Love Fishing)
Franko
MILF (Man, I Love Fishing)
Coho Limits for Sooke Area - where do you get that we can retain 4 coho?
I still read that 2 coho of which only one can be wild. Area 20
I still read that 2 coho of which only one can be wild. Area 20
Sookesailor
New Member
Its been online for sometime check out
FN0989
Portion of Subarea 20-1, Subareas 20-3 to 20-7 (Juan De Fuca Strait):
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Effective 00:01 hours October 1, 2015 until 23:59 hours December 31, 2015 in
that portion of Subarea 20-1 (seaward of a line between a square white boundary
sign at Owen Point, the Port San Juan Light and Whistle Buoy, and San Juan
Point) and Subareas 20-3 to 20-7, you may retain four (4) coho per day, one (1)
of which may be wild (unmarked).
The post by sailor - is for 20-3 to 20-7 which has Sooke. Area 19, Victoria - is still 1/1 wild/hatch according to the website:
Areas 18 and 19:
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Effective 00:01 hours October 1, 2015 until 23:59 hours December 31, 2015 in
Area 18 and 19, you may retain two (2) coho per day, one (1) of which may be
wild (unmarked).
Areas 18 and 19:
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Effective 00:01 hours October 1, 2015 until 23:59 hours December 31, 2015 in
Area 18 and 19, you may retain two (2) coho per day, one (1) of which may be
wild (unmarked).
SpringVelocity
Crew Member
RR
What a cluster this is not your fault. How can DFO expect us to know what is going on with wrong notices and conflicting info. Right now on the site its states that Victoria is 2 per day. Then it states area 20-5 is open to 4 per day. Is there anyway SVIAC can maybe ask them to post up a separate order so its crystal clear? Guys will just keep phoning/asking question on a forum if its not made clear.. I agree with dabell thats how I see rules right now as it states on website.
What a cluster this is not your fault. How can DFO expect us to know what is going on with wrong notices and conflicting info. Right now on the site its states that Victoria is 2 per day. Then it states area 20-5 is open to 4 per day. Is there anyway SVIAC can maybe ask them to post up a separate order so its crystal clear? Guys will just keep phoning/asking question on a forum if its not made clear.. I agree with dabell thats how I see rules right now as it states on website.
sammyslabber
Active Member
Maybe the feds have suspended dfo work while the boss is out campaigning!!!
Sookesailor
New Member
Profisher it looks like its cleared up but just in case it isnt my post was for Sooke fishermen, Areas 20-3 to 20-7 includes all areas in Canadian waters from William head to San Juan Pt.
N2013
Well-Known Member
Talked with fisheries at the launch. 4 coho total, 1 of which may be wild. Out from 8-11am today. 2/2 on purple haze anchovy. Both wild. Trolled between 200-400' out and back from the harbour. Pretty scattered around. They're running shallow, but small. Maybe 4-6lbs. No luck with a coho killer at any depth. Anyone else not getting hits on spoons yet?
Englishman
Well-Known Member
Went out for the coho from 9:00am until 1:00pm today. Very foggy in the inner Basin and sparkling clear and flat calm in the Strait until about 10:30am, when the fog rolled in with a slight breeze from the west.
We were in 550’ of water and had two hatchery fish early on, at about 55’ on the same hootchie. The other side got no hits. Then all went quiet for a long spell and then we picked up three unclipped ones in sporadic hits, releasing the second one which was a good decision as the last one was the best at 7lbs. So we had 5 hits and 5 fish to the boat, all on hootchies, 4 on the same one and an odd one on the other side. Tried a Krippled K spoon for over an hour and never got a hit on it, just the same as N2013 discovered above. They wanted hootchies!!
We were in 550’ of water and had two hatchery fish early on, at about 55’ on the same hootchie. The other side got no hits. Then all went quiet for a long spell and then we picked up three unclipped ones in sporadic hits, releasing the second one which was a good decision as the last one was the best at 7lbs. So we had 5 hits and 5 fish to the boat, all on hootchies, 4 on the same one and an odd one on the other side. Tried a Krippled K spoon for over an hour and never got a hit on it, just the same as N2013 discovered above. They wanted hootchies!!
Harbicht
Member
Out of beecher bay 7-10 this morning . 4 wilds 1 clipped 4-6 lbs killer whales came by heading west about 9 and it all shut down for me. Coho killers caught nothing but shakers Probably a dozen of them . Standard blue or green hootchie working at 70 feet.
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