Category: Fishing Reports

PHOTO OF THE WEEK:  Aug 24 I had the pleasure of fishing with Evgueni Choumarine from Edmonton and my son, Corey on our 1/2 Day  morning drift.  Evequeni hooked 4 Coho and landing 2 Coho,.  3 Pinks and a Chum.  Evequeni was very pleased with his catch. Anyone interested in taking advantage of our Special Offer of 300.00 for 2 clients on a 1/2 Day (4hour) Driftboat Trip. please call Ron 250 632 1275 Aug 23 Mac (James McDonnnell)  sent me this picture of his first Coho. Congratulations Mac.  You certainly look happy with your catch.  Thank You for sharing your photo with our Fishing Report. Aug 23 A group from Vanderhoof comprised of Liam, Geordan, Ernie, Eryck , and...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK;  Aug 15:  I had the pleasure of fishing with Gino Odjeck and Peter Leech.  Gino Odjeck, Peter Leech and Bryan Trottier were in Kitimat participating in a Road Hockey Tournament hosted by the Haisla Nation Council. My son, Corey was in the other Driftboat with Adrian Mercer and Athan representing the HNC.  We had a lot of fun catching Pinks and Corey's boat landed a Coho.  Peter and Gino very graciously donated their catch to a family in the Kitimaat Village who recently lost a loved one. Very commendable. Thank You to Gino and Peter for the great fun and hockey stories. Thank You to the Haisla Nation Council for enlisting our Guide Services.    ...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK KITIMAT RIVER:  Ramona from Switzerland holding a very bright COHO she caught fishing with Diego and Claudio.  'It was her first big fish ever, and also her first "Canada-fish". We're quite excited :-)" Congratulations Ramonia! Aug 10 The "Triple D Fishing Team" consisting of Debbie, Don and Dutch.  Hooked and landed a bunch of Pinks on our 1/2 Day Drift Boat Special.  Congratulations everyone and Yhank You for using our services.   Summary Chinook season ended July 31st and Chum season is all but coming to an end.  There are quite a few Pinks in the KItimat River still but many of the Males are started to get their predominant humps.  There are a more Coho...

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