What a finish! Tho we have a half day tomorrow, yesterday and today were limit days.
Full marks to both Aussie teams, Mike and Dave, and Mike and Matt...both got into double headers, and the rookies apperently paid attention during their guided days, because they both boated and bonked both ends of their doubles.
Eerie flat calm this whole week. Drizzle and fog, but no wind, no bad water. Crossing the inlet no big deal for any guest boats.
I am a chinook short of my limit, eveyone else is packed full. I'll get him on the morning bite and be done.
Spoons, hoochies, plugs, bait...evrything in the box was working.
The entire lodge is only 3 or 4 fish from limits all around.
35, several 36, maybe even a 40+...heard the guesstimates on the radio, they're not in yet.
Not great photo weather, but we'll post some next week. Cheers.
Just to be clear, I'm asking about the Shelton Rotator, and not the new Bulletroll Anchovy Special holder.
The one I'm talking about has a metal pin that drops down the back of the anchovy/herring head, and the hook and 5" of leader to the hook is encased in a hard white plastic sheath heading into the head area.
Is this the one you had success with Tofinoguy? If so, was it a dead slow troll with no flasher for the bigger fish?
Sorry Brian........ i guess i butt into the thread. I just saw Ken's post about the Bulletroll teaser heads and gave them a ringing endorsement - trolling regular speed with or without flasher.
I have never heard of those Shelton Rotators before
I know what you're talking about.. it's the Shelton teaser head... HUGE head with wings, and some plastic sleeve with the hook at the end... I've never even had a hit on those...
Trolled one of the sheltons last weekend in around the Hole for a while last weekend, Brian. Looked good all rigged up but fishing was slow for everything . They do spin really fast but maintain a nice tight roll. I will try it again.
Well, we survived 2 days in Vancouver with Pippen, Damnfish and BCI.
Nobody got hurt, no arrests, nobody had to post bail for anyone else.
We had a marvelous 5 day fishing trip to Duncanby Lodge in Rivers Inlet, then another 2 days in Vancouver.
28 guests took home an average of 80 lbs of filets.
Limits across the board, springs to near 40, and coho to 20. Seems early to get such nice Coho in such numbers.
Very little sun, but it didn't matter. We absolutely never stopped catching fish.
I, for once, never made a phone call or touched any business e-mail, and am now paying the price for THAT.
But there is no better way to recharge the batteries than by battling big healthy fish for a week in the most beautiful Canadian province.
nobody hurt?, and no arrests?, couldnt have been that much fun then,lol...and yes we that are lucky enough to call BC our home it is paradise eh....holmes*
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