[thatton]

anyone have any gps coordinates for some great fishing areas around the squamish river?

 

[wstcstflyguy]

if people did, could you imagine the crowds you'd have?
go explore for yourself, half the fun for me!

 

[nates]

Thats a pretty funny question. If anyone is dumb enough to put them up here, I feel sorry for them.

 

[hotrod]

anyone have any gps coordinates for some great fishing areas around the squamish river?

AHHHHH! yes I do!

Can you have them?........................................No!


Hotrod :happy:

 

[thatton]

if anyone is willing to pm me some i will keep that confidential.

 

[Nice_One]

Sorry but I doubt anyone will supply you with any "spots"...the Squamish is a pretty vast area and once an angler finds a successful spot they will most likely be "tight lipped" about it. Like others have stated, do some exploring yourself. I'm not trying to be rude...I'm in the same boat as you as far as experience on this river system. I have only fished it a few times with limited success. I will keep going back though because I know this system has some good trout/salmon/steelhead opportunities...not to mention beautiful scenery. So go and explore and maybe you'll find an area that you can one day hold as your own. Then you'll understand why people keep their secret spots secret.

Cheers and get out there!

-Nathan in NW

 

[kaitlyn]

start with the chum fishery, watch where everyone has waded 20 feet out into the river to cast into the porpoising fish, and fish behind them in about 40 inches of water. SHORT FLOAT pink jigs. man, aren't I the benevolent one?

 

[hotrod]

Seriously! Exploring this river is great. Get out there and look around and you'll have the time of your life.


Hotrod

 

[smiley blue 2]

Any chums in the river yet? Or is it still just the end of the Pinks? When do the springs start to show up? Any info would be great.

 

[Pat AV]

The pinks will be tailing out and the chum will just be starting up. If you are targeting pinks and chum stick with the lower part of the river (try where clear tributaries join the main stem). For steelies, dollies and coho try venturing upriver a bit further.

This info an 8wt and some popsicle patterns should be all you need to have some fun exploring and probably hitting fish as well.

Tight lines

 

[vf]

How has the mamquam been for coho and chum. the last time i was there it was not pretty: i smelled like dead fish for 4 days.....

 

[professori]

How has the mamquam been for coho and chum. the last time i was there it was not pretty: i smelled like dead fish for 4 days.....

Checkout this thread: http://www.bcfishingreports.com/forum/index.php?topic=4631.1