Author: CaptainRon

  PHOTO OF THE WEEK; DOUGLAS CHANNEL: June 11th:  Todd Haynes of Nautical West Sporting Fishing provided this photo of one of his clients.  Please see more details in the Douglas Channel section below. Anyone wishing to Book a Saltwater Trip of a Lifetime, please contact Ron 250 632 1275 or wakita@telus.net   Kitimat River   June 13 Chris Thompson, Pro Guide for Nautical West Sportfishing shared this photo of his Dog, the Chinook he landed and the fly he used.  If only his dog could take pictures!  Well done Chris!  This was one on may other Chinook, Chris laded this week. Anyone wishing to Book a Fly Fishing Driftboat Trip of a Lifetime, please call Ron 250 632 1275....

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KITIMAT RIVER, PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Marc Girard, Pro Guide for Reliable Guide and Charters is holding a bright 22lb Kitimat River Chinook that he released unharmed back into the Kitimat River. June 9: PHOTO OF THE WEEK. Marc Girard, Pro Guide for Reliable Guide and Charters is holding a bright  22lb Kitimat River Chinook.  Marc was on a personal fishing trip with his favorite fishing partner, Erin.  Erin commented that, "Within 15 minutes of drifting down the Kitimat River we watched a mother Grizzly bear cross the river as her cub stayed on the other side of the shore making sounds to her and we caught the big salmon.   It was wonderful! ". Anyone wishing to Book a Fishing Trip...

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DOUGLAS CHANNEL - PHOTO OF THE WEEK: June 1 2018:  Jason Bunn provided this photo of a 25 lb Chinook he caught trolling in the Douglas Channel. Awesome fish!  Congratulations and Thank You Jason for sharing the photo of his catch with this Fishing Report. Chinook quotas in the Douglas Channel is one Chinook per day, two in possession. Anyone wishing to Book a Fishing Trip of a Lifetime on the Douglas Channel, please call Ron 250 632 1275 or email  wakita@telus.net Summary It is nice to have certainty of the Chinook quotas for the Douglas Channel so many can plan their time off, weekends or holidays accordingly.  Chinook fishing is starting produce in the inside waters of the Douglas Channel. ...

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