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I head up there for some Salmon and bottomfishing now and again. It's a great area to fish. I haven't been up there yet this year, probably heading up in August. I don't know if the Salmon fishing has picked up, but the Haibut fishing has been good.

If you are interested in general info on fishing the area, do a search of the site. Search for Telegraph cove or Pt. McNeil and I'm sure you'll find some good stuff.
 

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Fishing has been good for Hali's and OK for springs

Last weekend the wife and I picked up two hali's 25,12 and two springs, 18, 32. Caught these on anchovie, white hootchie and......a green glow Bait Buster :eek:

The back side of Malcome, Lizard Pt and such have been producing some fish, but it is not fast. I have not heard much about West Craycroft and that area, but if there is fish in Hardy, McNeill and Campbell River, then they should be there as well. The weather has been crappy, so getting out has been fun!!! It appears that everything is about 2-3 weeks behind.

I will be out all this weekend, and will post a report on Monday.

Cheers

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If you are looking to tye into some huge Halibut , go right across Johnstone Straight to the mainland from Telegraph cove, look for some humps on your fish finder & chart,thats where they will be, But be carefull with the winds as it is a fair run there & back to port
 

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Go across to Malcolm Island and fish the "North Shore" which is the area between Donegal Head and Lizard Point (check out your charts).

You can also fish the area either side of Mitchell Bay.

Be careful of the currents as you go through Weyton Passage especially between Stubs Island and the Pearce Group and then Stubbs and Donegal head.

You can also fish off of Craycroft Island in Blackfish sound in front of double bay.

be careful of the Nortwesterlies that blow up in the afternoons as they make some pretty good chuck especially on clear sunny days.

Watch the reg's in a triangle that goes from Donegal Head to Stubbs, there is an area of no bottom fishing.
 

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B heading out soon my buddy is the manger @ the new lodge in port Mcneal Outback resort. Was out @ port Hardy 2 yrs ago for the first time like the calm sheltered waters not like the big rollers in the west coast
 

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we have picked up 5 halibuts in the mitchell bay area and working around alert bay (Coromont Island not sure on the spelling) got them on large herring in the past 4 days, im staying with the inlaws in Hyde Creek. the fog every morning has been a real pain in the but trying to get out early morning. oh well got lots of halibut mostly all chickens but those are my favourts
 

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kanuckle head said:
B heading out soon my buddy is the manger @ the new lodge in port Mcneal Outback resort. Was out @ port Hardy 2 yrs ago for the first time like the calm sheltered waters not like the big rollers in the west coast
One of my friends is working there...she had to leave the other day and go get emergency surgery though....
 

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SerengetiGuide said:
kanuckle head said:
B heading out soon my buddy is the manger @ the new lodge in port Mcneal Outback resort. Was out @ port Hardy 2 yrs ago for the first time like the calm sheltered waters not like the big rollers in the west coast
One of my friends is working there...she had to leave the other day and go get emergency surgery though....
Hope she's OK I'll ask my BRAH Alex C. how she's doing
PS [size=10pt]NIZE[/size] kill shots on your last guiding reports :beerchug:
 

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Has anyone ever fished this area in a kayak? Or anywhere for that matter for larger fish like salmon? I may be kayaking in Johstone straight later this summer and was wondering if it would work in a kayak. I wouldn't want to get tipped over while handling a large salmon and loose all my gear.
 

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Barbless,
in California kayak fishing is the new craze in sport fishing. You can definatly catch big fish from a kayak, guys in Southern Cal. have caught marlin from kaykaks. Sport Fish BC even had an episode where Mark was fishing for halibut from a kaykak. There even a line of special rod just for kayak fishing, the have a ring for a lanyard on them if it goes in the drink. Pretty sure there's a magizine about it too.
have fun, Jason
 

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a friend of mine kayaked from laska to vancouver a few years ago. took them four months. they would tow a line most nights on the surface and hooked plenty of coho. the few times they hooked larger fish, the managed to land them though...after being towed around for quite some time....
 
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