Author: CaptainRon

  PHOTO OF THE WEEK: KITIMAT RIVER June 12: Jacob Newman proudly holding a beautiful, bright 22lb Chinook he landed on the lower Kitimat River.  Well done Jacob! Jacob's brother also landed a Chinook as well. Congratulations to both of you. June 12 This photo of Kevin was text to me by Ryan Yamada. This nice bright Chinook was caught on the Lower Kitimat River. Anglers are reminded to please leave the fish in the water as much as possible.  Congratulations to |Kevin and Thank You to Ryan for sharing your photo. Summary The Kitimat River was very high most of the week from last weekend's rain.  The river level drop all week.  The Kitimat River is fishable and is...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: DOUGLAS CHANNEL Oct 11th: Andreas from Kingfish Westcoast Adventures provided this photo of his clients proudly holding their halibut.  Congratulations everyone!  Great Job Skipper! KITIMAT RIVER Oct 15: Don Hutchinson proudly holding his Kitimat River Coho he caught in the upper Kitimat.  Don was using a Gibbs copper Koho 55.  Don also caught 2 Coho on a fly.  Congratulations Don. Summary As the leaves on our trees change colours as do the Coho colours change.  The leaves will fall off and fertilize the soil completing the cycle of their function in nature.  The Coho will also spawn and die completing their function in nature.  Such is life in the Northwest. The Kitimat River still provides Coho...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK:  DOUGLAS CHANNEL Oct 8:  Andreas from Kingfish Westcoast Adventures provided this photo of his clients proudly holding their halibut.  Congratulations everyone!   Great Job Skipper! Halibut and bottomfishing is still providing good results. Anyone wishing to Book a Saltwater Trip of a LIfetime and catch some Halibut please contact Ron 250 632 1275 or email wakita@telus.net   KITIMAT RIVER PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Oct 3 Martin Stumpf proudly holding a Northern Coho he caught while fishing after work.  Congratulations Martin and Thank You for sharing your photo. Summary Coho fishing on the Kitimat River is very good in specific spots although many of the Coho are turned to spawning colours.  Trout fishing is also very good. Fishing...

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