Category: Fishing Reports

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 with our Fishing Report.   Sept 28 The Kitimat River was bank to bank earlier in the week. Oct 3:  The Kitimat River Height website shows the Kitimat River dropping 11 1/2' during the week and the Kitimat was again fishable.  This is a common occurence this time of year. Summary The Kitimat River Coho run proceeds into the later stages of the run. Many Coho have and will continue to change into their spawning colours. Most of the Coho are in the middle and upper river close to their...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK Sept 26: Andreas from Kingfish Westcoast Adventures provided this photo of his clients.  Congratulations Everyone! Great Job Skipper. 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 Sept 26 Kol from Alberta provided this picture of his Coho caught this weekend.  Congratulation Kol.  Thank You for sharing your picture with our Fishing Report. SUMMARY Coho fishing on the Kitimat River is progressing into the latter portion of the season.  Accordingly many Coho are changing into their spawning colours and the number of silver Coho coming into the system is declining. There are good numbers of Coho stacked up in pools...

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Sept 13 Mitch Culhane on the left - his first coho (~75 cm). Kent Hawley on the right.  Mitch and Kent proudly holding the Coho they landed on their drift with Corey Wakita, Pro Guide for Reliable Guide and Charters. Congratulations Mitch and Kent!  Well done Corey.  Mitch and Kent took advantage of our 1/2 Day Driftboat Special, $300.00 for 2 clients, Anyone wishing to Book a Driftboat Trip with Corey please contact Ron 250 632 1275 or wakita@telus.net. Sept 15 The abnormally high return of PInks were enjoyed by many anglers through out August but has the crazy number of Pink zombies and cadavers left along the Kitimat River has attracted every bear in the valley.  This photo provided by...

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