Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
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Subject: supplying fishing flies
From: Geoffry
Date: 21-Jul-10
RE: FISHING FLIES SUPPLIER.
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Subject: supplying fishing flies
From: Geoffry
Date: 21-Jul-10
RE: FISHING FLIES SUPPLIER.
The above refers to Seventeen-fly company which is based in Nairobi Kenya.We are a professional Company in designing and production of high quality fishing flies,of all types or as per customers specifications. we believe in giving out the best and therefore all our employees are highly trained.Kindly you can place an order with us or rather a trial-order we can therefore send for you a sample within one-week of your request. Our price-list is as follows: 1. Streamers 4- U.S.D PER DOZ 2. Dries 3.5.0 U.S.D PER DOZ 3. Wet 3.00 U.S.D PER DOZ 4.Nymphs 3.80 U.S.D PER DOZ 5. Salmon Single Hook 7.00 U.S.D PER DOZ 6.Salmon Double and Triple 9.5 U.S.D PER DOZ 7.Salt Water 9.0 U.S.D PER DOZ 8.Bass Burg 15.0 U.S.D PER DOZ
You can reach us through: e-mail:seventeenfly09@ymail.com phone: +254 724802182 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +254 724802182 end_of_the_skype_highlighting we'll highly appreciate your cooperation and we look forward to working with you in future with regards Geoffry .W.
Subject: RE: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From:
Date: 15-Oct-07
Saltwater Fishing Report Campbell River area fishing report for week ending October 6, 2007.
Cape Mudge: Very mild angling pressure at the lighthouse this week as most angers are heading north to chase Chum. Feeder size Chinook are available at this time of year as they congregate to feed on bait holding at the light. The best time to fish is the ebb tide, trolling northwards.
The Hump: Fishing at the Hump is similar to fishing at the light right now, mostly feeder Chinook with the occassional larger fish.
Shelter / Willow Point: Feeder Chinook between Willow and Shelter Points. Keepable sized fish attainable if luck is on your side. Jiggers doing well with 4 oz Point wilson Dart or Jensen Stinger.
After some heavy rain, the Chum have started to wash through the narrows. Fishing has been getting better and better, with last Friday's fishing reported as being excellent. The weather Saturday and Sunday was poor so effort was limited. Coho and Chinook still being caught on a regular basis.
Beach fishing continues to be excellent. So far, this is shaping up to be one of the best beach fishing seasons for Coho in many years.
Good prawn Fishing available on the east side of Quadra, Near Twin Islands, around Mitlenatch Island and in Desolation Sound.
Courtenay Report: Chinook are available along the shoreline from Salmon Point southwards to Cape Lazo.
Prawning has been good as well with lots of fishers doing very well with a relatively short soak.
The Puntledge River is open for retention of several salmon species, check at Peter's Sports for more details.
Freshwater Fishing Report
Gold River: Multiple rainy days have pushed the Gold up into the range of typical winter water flows. Summer Steelhead, Coho and Chinook are all available for catch and release fishing.
Salmon River: Good numbers of Coho moving into the Salmon. Cutthroat fishing has been good as well.
Campbell River /Quinsam: good fishing in the Campbell and Quinsam. Coho have begun to arrive in good numbers. Effort is high with many anglers attempting to take home a fish or two.
Oyster River: Reports of Coho along the foreshore from Salmon Point to Saratoga Beach. In the River itself, Coho, Chinook and Cutthroat trout can be found in most pools.
Lake Scene: Cooler Fall temperatures have awakened trout and stimulated more active biters. large aquatic insects and leaches are a good bet right now for fly anglers, spoons and spinners are good for gear fishers.
Call in your fishing reports to us at 287-2641 or e-mail them to tyeemarine@telus.net
Subject: RE: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From: Joe Fish
Date: 24-Sep-07
The Campbell and Quinsam River's are full of Pink's and Chinooks. Its a total gong show. I've also hooked into a few nice fresh coho's yesterday 10lb'rs.
Subject: RE: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From:
Date: 04-Sep-07
Saltwater Fishing Report Campbell River area fishing report for week ending September 1, 2007.
Cape Mudge: By the time this appears in print, the lighthouse will again be open to fishing. At this time of year, fishing can be excellent at the light, with Chinook everywhere from 10 lbs to clean spawners that have not moved into freshwater. Try larger plus or spoons for the big fish, smaller plugs, spoons, or flasher/hoochie conbinations for the 10 to 15 pounders.
The Hump: This area has never really shut off all summer. Fishing has not been white hot here since June but there has always been a chance that you could boat a fish anytime the tide has been right.
Willow / Shelter: Producing steadlily between the Ramp at Big rock and Shelter Point. Fish are between 90 and 200 feet for the most part.
Good fishing along the shoreline from Big Rock to the Argonaut wharf. Special restrictions apply north of Hidden Harbour.
Good fishing near Mitlenatch Island and Sentry Shoals. Most anglers are trolling in this area but some jiggers have been doing well. Fishing has also been good off the east side of Quadra and around twin Islands.
The Tyee Count is now up to sixteen fish on the board at the Clubhouse, as of Sunday the 2nd. Many of the lucky anglers are new club members. Congratulations to all guides and anglers.
Fishing above the narrows has improved sharply the past ten days. Brown's Bay has been good for Chinook and Pinks. Deepwater Bay has been producing loads of Pinks with a few Chinook mixed in. Farther up-channel, Greensea Bay and Chatham as well as the bays off Nodales Channel have been producing Chinook, and Coho.
Beach fishing has begun to really heat up as numbers of Pinks and quite a few Coho have arrived at local beaches. Reports from several anglers of catching Chinook casting from the beach near Salmon Point.
Courtenay Report: Chinook are available along the shoreline from Salmon Point southwards to Cape Lazo.
Prawning has been good as well with lots of fishers doing very well with a relatively short soak.
Freshwater action has been good with most area lakes beginning to produce well. Cool temperatures are prolonging the early season, keeping water temperatures down and fish active.
Freshwater Fishing Report
Gold River: Water levels have been fish friendly this summer with many Summer Steelhead swimming into typically inaccessible waters. The fish are more spread out than usual but are less spooky due to better cover.
Salmon River: Cutthroat trout are spread throughout the system and will take hardware or flies properly presented to them.
Campbell River /Quinsam: A good number of Pinks have now made their way into the system. There is a lot of interest in these fish as they provide excellent sport on a fly rod or light gear rod. Occasional Summer Steelhead being caught. The early return of these fish is heartening.
Oyster River: Reports of Pinks along the foreshore from Salmon Point to Saratoga Beach. In the River itself, Cutthroat trout can be found in most pools.
Lake Scene: Cool weather is keeping fish in local lakes active when they normally would be sulking in the summer heat. Working the shorelines with dragonfly nymphs can be extremely effective under these conditions.
Call in your fishing reports to us at 287-2641 or e-mail them to tyeemarine@telus.net
Subject: RE: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From:
Date: 15-Aug-07
Saltwater Fishing Report Campbell River area fishing report for week ending August 11, 2007.
Cape Mudge: The Cape Mudge area is temporarily closed to protect migrating stocks of lower Georgia Strait Chinook. The closure will end Sept. 1 2007.
The Hump: Good fishing at the hump on some tides. Both Trollers and Jiggers have been successful. Trollers are using small spoons like the Gypsy Silver Haze, Tomic plugs and Flashers and hoochies.
Willow / Shelter: Producing steadlily between the Ramp at Big rock and Shelter Point. fish are between 90 and 200 feet for the most part.
The flats out in front of downtown have been receiving some attention as local Campbell river Chinook return home. This area has special tackle restrictions. Details on the back of saltwater licences.
Good fishing near Mitlenatch Island and Sentry Shoals. Most anglers are trolling in this area but some jiggers have been doing well.
Two Tyee now recorded as Norm Lee , acting as his own guide, boated a 34.5 lb fish singlehandedly on monday the 13th. Congrats Norm!
Above the narrows, the numbers of fish are starting to increase and good reports are coming in to the store. Chatham Point has been good the past few days. Pinks have begun to congregate in Deepwater Bay.
Prawning action continues. Good catches are attainable with the right equipment and knowledge.
Courtenay Report: Chinook are available along the shoreline from Salmon Point southwards to Cape Lazo. Watch for spot closures.
Prawning has been good as well with lots of fishers doing very well with a relatively short soak.
Freshwater action has been good with most area lakes beginning to produce well. Cool temperatures are prolonging the early season, keeping water temperatures down and fish active.
Freshwater Fishing Report
Gold River: A few early Summer Steelhead have been showing up in the Gold. With water levels being relatively high for this time of year,the fish are having no problem making their way into the upper reaches of each system.
Salmon River: Cutthroat trout are spread throughout the system and will take hardware or flies properly presented to them.
Campbell River /Quinsam: A good number of Pinks have now made their way into the river. There is a lot of interest in these fish as they provide excellent sport on a fly rod or light gear rod.
Oyster River: Reports of Pinks along the foreshore from Salmon Point to Saratoga Beach. In the River itself, cutthroat trout can be found in most pools.
Lake Scene: Cool weather is keeping fish in local lakes active when they normally would be sulking in the summer heat. Working the shorelines with dragonfly nymphs can be extremely effective under these conditions.
Call in your fishing reports to us at 287-2641 or e-mail them to tyeemarine@telus.net
Subject: RE: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From:
Date: 07-Aug-07
Campbell River area fishing report for week ending August 4, 2007.
Cape Mudge: The Cape Mudge area is temporarily closed to protect migrating stocks of lower Georgia Strait Chinook. The closure will end Sept. 1 2007.
The Hump: Good fishing at the hump on some tides. Both Trollers and Jiggers have been successful. Trollers are using small spoons like the Gypsy Silver Haze, Tomic plugs and Flashers and hoochies.
Willow / Shelter: Producing steadlily between the Ramp at Big rock and Shelter Point. fish are between 90 and 200 feet for the most part.
The flats out in front of downtown have been receiving some attention as local Campbell river Chinook return home. This area has special tackle restrictions. Details on the back of saltwater licences.
The Francisco Point area has been producing some fish in both deep water and shallow water just off the green can. large Chinook are being caught in 60 feet of water.
Tyee Pool has yeilded its first Tyee of the Season with Randy Killoran rowing and Brian "ice man" Isfeld on the rod. The fish weighed in at 34 lbs and was boated July 1. Congratulations to you both!
Above the narrows, fish are starting to be caught at Greensea, Chatham Point, Hall Point, Deepwater and Brown's Bays. Pinks have begun to arrive in decent numbers both north of town and in Discovery passage.
Prawning action continues. Good catches are attainable with the right equipment and knowledge.
Courtenay Report: Chinook are available along the shoreline from Salmon Point southwards to Cape Lazo. Watch for spot closures.
Prawning has been good as well with lots of fishers doing very well with a relatively short soak.
Freshwater action has been good with most area lakes beginning to produce well. Cool temperatures are prolonging the early season, keeping water temperatures down and fish active.
Freshwater Fishing Report
Gold River: A few early Summer Steelhead have been showing up in the Gold. With water levels being relatively high for this time of year,the fish are having no problem making their way into the upper reaches of each system.
Salmon River: Cutthroat trout are spread throughout the system and will take hardware or flies properly presented to them.
Campbell River /Quinsam: A good number of Pinks have now made their way into the river. There is a lot of interest in these fish as they provide excellent sport on a fly rod or light gear rod.
Oyster River: Reports of Pinks along the foreshore from Salmon Point to Saratoga Beach. In the River itself, cutthroat trout can be found in most pools.
Lake Scene: Cool weather is keeping fish in local lakes active when they normally would be sulking in the summer heat. Working the shorelines with dragonfly nymphs can be extremely effective under these conditions.
Call in your fishing reports to us at 287-2641 or e-mail them to tyeemarine@telus.net
Subject: Campbell River BC Fishing Reports
From:
Date: 06-Aug-07
Saltwater Fishing Report Campbell River area fishing report for week ending July 28, 2007.
Cape Mudge: The Cape Mudge area is temporarily closed to protect migrating stocks of lower Georgia Strait Chinook. The closure will end Sept. 1 2007.
The Hump: Lots of pressure at the Hump on some tides as the lighthouse is closed for another month. Fishing has been good, with better than average success for this time of year. Typically the south end of Quadra is hot during June and the first part of July, then the focus shifts north.
Willow / Shelter: From the Big Rock boat ramp to Shelter point, The west side of Discovery Passage has been producing quite a few fish. This side of the channel is more fisherman friendly as far as currents go.
The flats out in front of downtown have been receiving some attention with a few fish being caught. Rowing for Tyee at the mouth of the Campbell is underway with no Tyee weighed in as yet.
Above the narrows, fish are starting to be caught at Greensea, Chatham Point, Hall Point, Deepwater and Brown's Bays. A few Pinks starting to show north of town. The east side of Quadra Island and the south end of Cortes Island are also providing some fish.
Prawning action continues. Good catches are attainable with the right equipment and knowledge.
Courtenay Report: Fish are beginning to show up along the shoreline from Salmon Point southwards to Cape Lazo. Watch for spot closures.
Prawning has been getting very good as well with lots of fishers doing very well with a relatively short soak.
Freshwater action has been good with most area lakes beginning to produce well. Cool temperatures are prolonging the early season, keeping water temperatures down and fish active.
Freshwater Fishing Report
Gold River: A few early Summer Steelhead have been showing up in the Gold.With water levels being relatively high for this time of year,the fish are having no problem making their way into the upper reaches of each system.
Salmon River: Cutthroat trout are spread throughout the system and will take hardware or flies properly presented to them.
Campbell River /Quinsam: More Pinks trickled into the Campbell Throughout the week. These first fish take a while to spread throughout the system but if located, are very feisty when hooked.
Oyster River: Sea-Run Cutthroat are showing up at the mouth of the river. Slim bodied fry imitations work well for these fish. Cutthroat can also be found further upstream in riffles and pools. Dry flies can work very well at this time of year. Pinks should be just around the corner.
Lake Scene: Cool weather is keeping fish in local lakes active when they normally would be sulking in the summer heat. Working the shorelines with dragonfly nymphs can be extremely effective under these conditions.
Call in your fishing reports to us at 287-2641 or e-mail them to tyeemarine@telus.net
