Category: Fishing Reports

Photo of the Week: Paul Hamblin is proudly holding this beautiful 20lb Chinook that he caught at the Kitimat Pump house this morning. (June 26).  Paul was Bar Fishing with a Pink Tiger #2 Spin n Glo. Paul was noticeably happy about landing this Chinook because he lost one last night.  You don't win every battle with Chinook but it sure feels good when you win one!  Just ask Paul!  : ) June 26 Montana landed this 22lb Chinook Bar Fishing at the Pump House this morning.  Montana was using a Pearl Clown #0 Spin n Glo.  With the Kitimat River is still high from the snow melt the Pump House produced a couple of Chinook this morning.  Congratulations Montana! June...

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Justin Lowes, Associate Guide for Reliable Guide and Charters on a personal trip with Brian Apps, Chirs Villness and his son, Declan areholding the Chinook they caught on their drift down the Lower Kitimat River.  These Chinook were 10lbs, 15 lbs and 22lbs.  They were caught bottom bouncing a spin n glo and with jigs.  Anyone wishing to Book a Trip of a Lifetime with Justin please call Ron 250 632 1275 or email wakita@telus.net. June 20 Sabia's from Vila Praia de ancora caught this 27lb Chinook early this morning at the Pumphouse Bar Fishing.  Ed Abreu is holding Sabia's picture for the photo.  The Kitimat River is on excellent condition.  2 Chinook were caught this morning...

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                      PHOTO OF THE WEEK:Doris and Donald Aubin are holding a 20lb and 22lb Kitimat River Chinook that they caught fishing with Pro Guide for Reliable Guide and Charter June 17 2017.  For more details please see Fishing Report below. Anyone wishing to Book a Driftboat Trip of a Lifetime please call Ron 250 632 1275 or email wakita@telus.net RON'S MOBILE VAN AND BAIT SHOP NOW OPEN (OLD HOME HARDWARE LOCATION) WIN A FREE DRIFTBOAT TRIP ON THE KITIMAT RIVER FOR 2 Contest Rules: SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAILING LIST for our Fishing Reports and you will be entered into a draw to win a Free Driftboat Trip down the Kitimat.  If you already...

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