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quote:Originally posted by Pajan
New to this site. I wanted information regarding how and when to troll for salmon in respect to tidal changes. When is it usually best: Incoming, high, outgoing or low. I'll be fishing near Langara in the Charlottes. All replies appreciated. Thanx.
quote:Originally posted by Pajan
New to this site. I wanted information regarding how and when to troll for salmon in respect to tidal changes. When is it usually best: Incoming, high, outgoing or low. I'll be fishing near Langara in the Charlottes. All replies appreciated. Thanx.
Actually I'll be at Pergrine Lodge in Naden hrbr, end of August.quote:Originally posted by tomictime
slack current, and if you are going to Langara, fish as much as possible, tides be dammed! Good luck !
Give us a report when you get back !
JD
quote:Originally posted by fishin_magician
quote:Originally posted by Pajan
New to this site. I wanted information regarding how and when to troll for salmon in respect to tidal changes. When is it usually best: Incoming, high, outgoing or low. I'll be fishing near Langara in the Charlottes. All replies appreciated. Thanx.
Never mind the blasted tide changes up there. Find the bait. Find the fish. Follow the guide boats and watch intently.
I know that area like the back of my hand, and I'll tell you, from fishing reports.....fish as much as possible...and be ON THE WATER from 1.5 hours before to 1.5 hours after. Certain areas are better than others dependent on the tides. I've some tried 'n true faves and based on certain inputs..there are some better locations to fish based on tides. My logs indicate a correlation between certain tides and fish in certain areas.
Your BEST bet will be to follow and fish around the guide boats. They'll know what's going on.
Having worked that area for many years as a guide..that's the BEST information you'll get.