Category: Fishing Reports

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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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: MAY 25TH: DAVID ENG OF SUNSET CHARTERS FROM PRINCE RUPERT shared this photo of his clients.  Anyone wishing to Book a Trip of a Lifetime with Dave, please contact Ron at wakita@telus.net or 250 632 1275. KITIMAT RIVER May 27th:  The Kitimat River is in great shape and the Kitimat River Pump House would normally be full of anglers.  This time of year, there would be Bar Rods lined up to catch their first Chinook of the year..  The recent Public Notice reducing the retention of Kitimat Chinook to zero has had a huge negative impact on the fishing. The Public Notice to enclosed below.   We are anxiously waiting for an update to this Public Notice...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK:Danny Soucy holding a 35lb Chinook caught in the Douglas Channel on May 18 with John with Blue Heron Charters. Anyone wishing to book a Trip of a Lifetime with John, please contact Ron 250 632 1275 or wakita@telus.net Kitimat River May 4 I landed this Steelhead while fishing with one of my favorite fishing partners, my son, Corey.  The Kitimat River was high and murky but still fishable. Summary The Kitimat River Steelhead was very good this season.  We have been receiving hot weather for the last few weeks and the river has been high and dirty.  Most Steelhead are in spawning colours and/or have already spawned and are heading back out to sea. Many anglers are...

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