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Since this is a fishing report site I thought I'd post a report on Chilliwack mainly.
Yeasterday and today were very good fishing days for me on Chillowack. Hooked in excess of 20 springs/Cohos (combined x2 days).
Today I landed few because of poor rod choice. Still, one chinook adult (12lb-68cm) and two jacks in four hours. I injured my leg netting my friend 28 lbs spring and I had to leave early. I saw landed one 15 lb wild coho, and it was very silver... A beautiful fish!
At the hatchery I saw many cohos and springs. Those who enjoy fighting these brute springs, now it's the time to hit the water. On some runs, I tought smoke will come out off of my Cardiff. As always, a thrilling experience.
On the negative side, a lot of fishermen with poor conduct and usually they are the ones with poor skill too. If you don't mind these kind of people, you are better off hiking a bit and find some river for yourself; Monday was almost impossible, but today the crowds were not in such great numbers.
Tight lines, Danny.
Yeasterday and today were very good fishing days for me on Chillowack. Hooked in excess of 20 springs/Cohos (combined x2 days).
Today I landed few because of poor rod choice. Still, one chinook adult (12lb-68cm) and two jacks in four hours. I injured my leg netting my friend 28 lbs spring and I had to leave early. I saw landed one 15 lb wild coho, and it was very silver... A beautiful fish!
At the hatchery I saw many cohos and springs. Those who enjoy fighting these brute springs, now it's the time to hit the water. On some runs, I tought smoke will come out off of my Cardiff. As always, a thrilling experience.
On the negative side, a lot of fishermen with poor conduct and usually they are the ones with poor skill too. If you don't mind these kind of people, you are better off hiking a bit and find some river for yourself; Monday was almost impossible, but today the crowds were not in such great numbers.
Tight lines, Danny.