September 10th, 2018

9/10/2018

We had a few days of strong NW winds that made it difficult to get to our prime fishing locations. Now that those winds have subsided, we've been back to our favourite areas to enjoy the continued great fishing! Sockeye, coho, & chinook salmon have been our primary focus and it has been common to hook into all three salmon species on a single trip. Each flood tide continues to bring more salmon into local waters. The sockeye fishery continues to be open and has provided a lot of fun trips over the past several weeks. Lots of jumping sockeye from the large gathering schools have been entertaining to watch and have kept the anticipation high watching those rods for the next strike! We expect excellent fishing to continue through to the first week or two of October. Good times!

Author:
Mark Shannon

Mark has grown up fishing on the west coast. Fishing for cutthroat trout in local creeks became fly fishing for steelhead and salmon in local rivers to eventually mooching and trolling for salmon in the local waters. Always planning for the next fishing trip, he has a passion for being on the water and sharing the experience with others.