[Cummins]

Sure it is nice to see Salmon Porn along with Steelhead Porn.

But what about some of the other fish that we might hook in or local rivers!!!!!

Here is a Sculpin from yesterday

This is a small one I have hooked some close to 8" before!

 

[reelangler]

Thats what it was. I caught one of those once sucking on my roe. Not even hooked, just really wanting that roe.

 

[HOOK]

I caught one of those a few years back at the mouth of the cap tossing spoons. it was probably like 2lbs and came in with its mouth wide open so i thought i had a rock or something LOL I wasnt sure what it was exactly but figured it was a sculpin and know i have this to reassure me ;D

 

[Cummins]

Hook,

If in the salt water part of the Cap that would be a BullHead!

Now not up but I dont think that Sculpin's go out to sea? But I could be wrong as most of them are tinny little SOB

 

[HOOK]

well it looked exactly like that little guy and was right by the bridge when the tide was dead low. maybe a bullhead but it just looked wrong as i have caught salt water bullhead before off the dock in Whiterock ;D

 

[Nice_One]

To clarify guys...Bullheads, as far as I know and have seen, are capable of living in fresh or salt water. I have caught them in the salt at close to 4-5 lbs! Cool pic!

Cheers! -Nathan in NW

 

[Pippen]

That's what those little guys are!! This summer I was over in Tofino and camped for a couple of days on Kennedy Lake. I had one fiesty little guy who kept on nibbling on my toes while I was swimming. We found a nice beach which obviously used to be some sort of loggging dump as there was tonnes of wood chips, scraps at the edge of the sand in waist deep water. I had two of these little guys nibblin' at my toes everytime as I was trying to have a quick rinse. It's like they hid with the camoflauge of the wood chips and were just waiting to "pounce" on the open sand as I neared the edge of the wood. It was like a little sculpin gang. eace:

 

[Cummins]

LMAO @ Pippen :happy:

Down in that spot on the Cap it is loaded with them little things, if you watch the water you can see them zipping around!

 

[sage2106lb]

All I know is that Bull-trout love eating sculpins. In the past while releasing bull-trout they where regurgitating them up. Great pic slayer :cheers:

 

[JetBoat Jim]

Caught while salmon fishing.

 

[coho_killer]

heres a carp from a lake in burnaby a few years back! 11 Pounds of very large goldfish :thumbup: These are not river caught fish but fish none the less

And a halibut i caught in 2004

And heres a rainbow cought from one of the members from this site

And this photo was back in my poaching days! :thumbup: J/J

CK

 

[young gun]

caught 2 dollies on the vedder.

 

[Cummins]

Jim,

Nice lookin Sqaw fish there eace:

Coho_Killer nice picture's but remember NO Salmon No Trout everything else!

I love the line up of Hail's, reminds me of my days on my Comm Troller lining up all the Big slabs (Springs) for the packer!

 

[marko]

And this photo was back in my poaching days! :thumbup: J/J

Now thats not true....you're just trying to regain the king title to the Sin Bin...... :naughty:

 

[HOOK]

ha ha why would it matter he has Status and can keep everything he catches ;D LOL :happy: I love seeing guys like CK go out and fish the same way we do and follow our same rules because we know alot dont even the whiteys :happy: :happy: I bet those Hali's made great fish and chips YUMM!!!!


CK we should go hit that lake for Carp apparently you can get them there on a fly ;D wouldnt that be sweet to fight that on a 5wt.

 

[Pat AV]

First some far north species from the Yukon

A Blackstone River grayling

A SNAFU Lake pike on the dry- a big ugly deer hair frog

A Kloo Lake/ Jarvis River outflow pike

Now 2 from our trip to St.Mary's this June

My first ever fly caught perch. fish of a lifetime that fought like a weed :

Kim's first fly caught smallie

 

[ambler]

Nice fish! I fished the Jarvis and a few others up North this summer. My partner and I pulled quite a few grayling out of there, but no pike on the fly. I found a really cool spot at the outflow of a big lake whose name I've forgotten that gave up 14 to 18 inchers on almost every cast. They are really fun on the fly! I'll post some pictures too. ;D


Here is one from the West Coast.

 

[Pat AV]

Very cool ambler, not many guys have fished that little gem. I lived in a wildlife research camp that was a 10 minute bike ride from the Jarvis for 7months so I know it well.

The lake you are thinking of is Kloo Lake. The best pike spot on the Jarvis is just down stream from where it exits Kloo. Look for a big weedy bay on the left bank if you are facing down stream. Wade through the fast water on the right bank and cast anythig big and ugly into that bay. Hang on there are no huge ones in there but some pushing 10.

Try it next time you are in the area, you will be glad you did. Here is a picture that makes me smile. After a great day on the Jarvis I was fishing my pike spot with great success when this happened

A moose decided to wade right across the lake beside me, these are the type of things that turn a great day into a magical one.

 

[ambler]

Neat picture! The lake I'm thinking of is actually in a different part of the territory, somewhere on the Campbell Highway.

 

[coho_killer]

Nice fish! I fished the Jarvis and a few others up North this summer. My partner and I pulled quite a few grayling out of there, but no pike on the fly. I found a really cool spot at the outflow of a big lake whose name I've forgotten that gave up 14 to 18 inchers on almost every cast. They are really fun on the fly! I'll post some pictures too. ;D


Here is one from the West Coast.

Love the can of beer that's in the mouth of the red snapper! ;D