Boy Abby! I hope your jaw and tongue are ok after that ordeal!abbyfireguy said:The starter in the boat was causing grief yesterday >..Spent 3 hours on the licker getting back up to Island 22 ....
There were lots of people out at Grassi when we took the slow trip by on the way home...Steady catching going on ...Not many jumpers from what we saw...
i hope you didnt snag yourself this time ;D ;D ;Dabbyfireguy said:The starter in the boat was causing grief yesterday >..Spent 3 hours on the licker getting back up to Island 22 ....
There were lots of people out at Grassi when we took the slow trip by on the way home...Steady catching going on ...Not many jumpers from what we saw...
DFO meets on Tuesday was what i was told.How long is the sockeye opening for?
No there is no longer easily accessable parking at scale bar. You have to park down the road then make the long walk in. Not worth it in my opinion for sockeye as you can have your limit in less time then what it takes to get down there. Go further west of scale bar on hwy #7 to just past the red and white pipe line that crosses the fraser. This is snag bar. It is a easy walk in with alot of beach to fish from. If you are not an early riser then hit this area at around 11am as the early crew is usually leaving then.chromechaser said:Is there easily accessable parking at scale bar? I am thinking about heading out this evening or tomorrow after work to try my luck, but don't have access to a boat to get to grassy or pegleg. Any other recommendations for walk-in access? Thanks in advance.