09-15-2004, 03:55 AM
Campbell River - saltwater - September 13th, 2004
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FISHING: Good
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Cape Mudge: There have been modest numbers of boats in the vicinity of the lighthouse on ebb tides this past week. David Chard, of Profish Charters reports that feeder Chinook have returned to the lighthouse and there have been some tides where fishing has been quite good. The fish are not large, ranging up to 17 lbs. but the important thing is that they are there.
The Hump: No reports from the Hump although when fish show at the light, they are usually at the Hump as well.
Willow / Shelter Points: A few Coho starting to arrive along the beaches. The stretch from Hidden Harbour south to the Big Rock has continued to produce quite a few large Chinook.
Forestry Pool – Duncan Bay: The action has heated up in the Flats area with fish being taken in front of the Ramada Inn, at the Pier, in front of the Foreshore Park and in front of the Argonaut Wharf. The official Tyee season is drawing to a close with much better numbers than last year. The count of registered Tyees should wind up at somewhere around fifty with September 15th being the last day of fishing.
Seymour Narrows – North: Quite a bit of fishing still going on north of the narrows as the focus shifts gradually from Chinook to Coho. Chum are beginning to arrive and are being caught sporadically everywhere from Chatham Point to Deepwater Bay.
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FISHING: Good
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Tides [[url "http://www.lau.chs-shc.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/cgi-bin/tide-shc.cgi?queryType=showZone&language=english®ion=1&zone=14"]click here[/url]]
Cape Mudge: There have been modest numbers of boats in the vicinity of the lighthouse on ebb tides this past week. David Chard, of Profish Charters reports that feeder Chinook have returned to the lighthouse and there have been some tides where fishing has been quite good. The fish are not large, ranging up to 17 lbs. but the important thing is that they are there.
The Hump: No reports from the Hump although when fish show at the light, they are usually at the Hump as well.
Willow / Shelter Points: A few Coho starting to arrive along the beaches. The stretch from Hidden Harbour south to the Big Rock has continued to produce quite a few large Chinook.
Forestry Pool – Duncan Bay: The action has heated up in the Flats area with fish being taken in front of the Ramada Inn, at the Pier, in front of the Foreshore Park and in front of the Argonaut Wharf. The official Tyee season is drawing to a close with much better numbers than last year. The count of registered Tyees should wind up at somewhere around fifty with September 15th being the last day of fishing.
Seymour Narrows – North: Quite a bit of fishing still going on north of the narrows as the focus shifts gradually from Chinook to Coho. Chum are beginning to arrive and are being caught sporadically everywhere from Chatham Point to Deepwater Bay.