Author: CaptainRon

PHOTO OF THE WEEK;  KITIMAT RIVER June 2 Maxime and Guillaume are photoed here holding a very nice Chinook they landed on our 1/2 Day 4 hour Driftboat Special for 300.00 for 2 clients.  Maxime commented, "that this was one of the best fishing trips ever.  It was a Team effort.!".  Congratulations guys and Thank You for using our Guide services. It was a lot of fun fishing with you. Anglers are reminded that only Chinook under 80 cms can be retained and must be recorded on your license. KITIMAT RIVER June 1 Cory Larsen holding a 82 cm long Chinook he caught and released on the lower, lower dike on the Kitimat River. Cory also landed 2 Steelhead while...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK DOUGLAS CHANNEL: Todd Haynes from Nautical West Sportfishing provided this photo and comment: "Limited out on Halibut! Awesome Chinook fishing as well but I don’t have all the pictures yet"  Congratulations to everyone on your catch. Todd is doing some personal fishing and also staying tuned to the fishing in the Douglas Channel.  This is a testament of true professional services when the Skippers are dialed to the run before clients board their boats.  Well done Skipper! Anyone wishing to Book a Trip of a Lifetime with Todd please contact Ron 250 632 1275 or email wakita@telus.net   KITIMAT RIVER May 26: Marc Girard, Pro Guide for Reliable Guide and Charters is doing some fishing prior...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: May 14th Roman Maskulka holding a beautiful Kitmat River Steelhead.  This is one of 6 Steelhead Roman landed during his 2 1/2 day trip to the Kitimat River.  Well done Roman.  Congratulations on the catch!  Roman made a comment that, "Fishing is his salvation!".  You are not alone.  God and fishing is my salvation!  May God bless you with many more bright silver fish! Thank You for sharing your photos with our Fishing Report. May 13th Roman Maskulka provided another phot of another one of his beautiful Kitmat River Steelhead he landed,. As depicted in the photo, Roman is fishing with a Centre Pin rod and reel.  This method is becoming more popular amongst Steelheaders on...

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