Author: CaptainRon

KITIMAT RIVER PHOTO OF THE WEEK: June 20 Roman Maskulka holding a beautiful Kitimat River Hatchery Chinook over the 80 cm Retention size for the Kitimat River.  Roman caught and released this beauty at the Lower Dike on a Flame/Chartreuse Spin n Glo.  Congratulations Roman. We are attempting to demonstrate Stock abundance of large Hatchery Chinook returning to the KItimat River in an effort to possibly get an opening for retention of Hatchery Chinook of any size in the future.  Anglers are requested to help by emailing Chinook pictures to wakita@telus.net or texting them to 250 632 1275.  Please include your name and location of where you caught your Chinook. Anglers are reminded to keep Chinook being released in the...

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  PHOTO OT THE WEEK: KITIMAT RIVER: June 17. Ryan Yamada proudly holding a very nice Kitimat River Chinook he landed at the Big Spruce using a Flame Chartreuse Spin n Glo while Bar Fishing.  Congratulations Ryan!  Well done.  Thank You for sharing your photo with our Fishing Report.  Amaya will be proud of her Dad! :)   June 16 Chad Gerspacher proudly holding a very nice Chinook which measured just under the 80 cms retention size of Chinook for the Kitimat River.  Ryan was fishing at the  Lower Dyke using a Black and Orange Spin n Glo with an orange flat spot! Anglers are reminded of the One Chinook per day under 80cms limit on the Kitimat River.  Must...

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  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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