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This is where you can find out the current fishing conditions in different areas around the Northwest.
IMPORTANT – ALWAYS check the most
current regulations before you go out.
For the most recent updates to Washington regulations, click here.
For the most recent updates to British Columbia regulations, click here.
To find out how to fish a particular area, click on the area name.
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WASHINGTON - SALT WATER REPORTS
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Halibut and LingCod fishing stayed on fire Tuesday. Here is how our weekend went.........................
At the Halibut hole Ken had the Hot Rod with back to back Hali’s. We also hooked 2 Arrow Tooth Flounder, Ugly critters.
High Fives all around for a great day on the water! The Lings came on Herring and Metal Jigs. The Halibut fell victim to Large whole Herring. Two pound lead weights to help us get down. You have to have the right rigs to fish this fishery. You must keep your bait or jig right on or near the bottom to be successful. There is no doubt when a fish hits either. Westport may or may not get any additional deep water fishing days this year. We will just have to wait on info from the WDFW. Salmon Fishing is just around the corner on June 8th so I will start in the next week or so helping you Prep for Salmon Fishing in MA-2. Good Luck, Be Safe and we will see you in Westport.
Submitted by Kevin Lanier, Fishin' Luhrs, VP PSA State Board and PSA SnoKing Fishing out of Westport for Halibut, Lingcod, Rockfish
Submitted by Mark Coleman, Guide/Owner, All Rivers & Saltwater Charters, www.AllWashingtonFishing.com , www.washingtontunacharters.com or call us (425 736-8920)
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With Halibut closed in Area 7 until May 16th, Ling is the thing, and Prawns rock on!
Cory Warnock, Daughter Mallory and Grandpa Keith got into some nice cod. I want a pair of boots like Mallory has. I wonder if they make a size 11?
The Truscott's, Nic, Carla, and Keith, enjoyed one of our beautiful days lately, and put some fish in the boat. Fresh Ling is My favorite. Just about anyway you cook it, it's tasty.
The last thing a Kelp Greenling sees! With those flared fins, and fearsome fangs, the Lingcod is a nasty and aggresive predator. Here, Jason Dannemiller shows off a large specimen.
Gettin' Jiggy with it! Nothing fancy, just pitchin' plastics. Cast up shallow and bounce these lures downhill like Bill Dance after Largemouth. Hopefully without the YouTube slapstick routine. Submitted by Kevin Klein, Fidalgo-SanJuan Islands Chapter PSA , CCA Northsound
Can't wait for the 16th so we can fish for those Halibut again!!! Not a bad week of fishing for Legacy Charters and Friends. Lots of good eating prawns, some beautiful Lingcod and even a nice looking Cabazon! All very good eating!
Here is a sweet picture of my buddy Karl aka "The Ling King" from Lonesome Cove Resort, coming in with another fantastic Lingcod.
Not a bad pull of Spotted Prawns, we limited out that day. Seem to get the bigger shrimps the deeper we went.
My little ladies enjoying some shrimp.
My friend Colin and I doing a little end of the day fishing from shore. Keep a pole in the car or truck and if you happen to drive by a rocky shoreline on the way home from work, throw a few casts with a buzz bomb, you never know what you will catch in less than 10ft of water! I always look for bait on the shore too, like some mussels to throw on the hook for bait. Submitted by Justin Davis, Legacy Charters, San Juan Island, WA - (360)
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Open for Lingcod Deception Pass is the best location for Lingcod and this weekend the tides will be more favorable to work the area.
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Open for Lingcod The early blush from the opening of the Lingcod has come and gone in this area and now you have to work for what you get. Although there are still some Lingcod to be caught around Hat Island, a fish or two is best expectations.
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| "Halibut, here we come again !" With the Halibut closure last weekend , we gave the FISHTALE 2 a rest, a bath, and a polish. Now we are ready to get out there again, searching for the giant flappin' pancake of Puget Sound. We plan to start West out at Hein and move our way to hit Dungy Spit and Dallas Bank later in the day. Nice tides are in order, so we will be hitting the deeper holes below 200 feet. Submitted by Nelson "Spud" Goodsell, FISHTALE 2, PSA Sno-King Chapter, IGFA Lifetime Member
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Andy Shanks - Guide/Owner, Island Guide Services, www.islandguideservices.com
Open For Lingcod Lingcod remains good along the ledges and drop offs around Possession Bar, Double Bluff and Foulweather Bluff. Live bait is by far the top producer. Again the tides this weekend are more favorable to good fishing in some of the deeper holes. For more info call Gary Krein at All-Star Fishing Charters; (800)214-1595 or (425)252-4188 gary@allstarfishing.com; www.allstarfishing.com
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Open for Lingcod Elliott Bay Marina rock wall and some South Blake Island lingcod have met their match and gone to the dinner table. For more info call Gary Krein at All-Star Fishing Charters; (800)214-1595 or (425)252-4188 gary@allstarfishing.com; www.allstarfishing.com
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Matt McCulloch , www.tyeecharters.net , (206) 799-2530
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Those shrimping in area 11 had good success. There is a quota for 2500 pounds of shrimp with a little over 1500 pounds harvested. The best unofficial date will be May 22 which is a Wednesday. Make your plans to be ready to go. Big tides this week minimized the lingcod success. A good number of flatfish that serve as bait were caught.
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Shrimping continues to be good in Area 12 Most all boats that are properly outfitted with pot puller, leaded line and good bait limit in a few pot pulls. The best spots seem to be from Dabob Bay to the south end of Hood Canal. As usual, those using floating yellow rope experience tangles and lost pots. Submitted by Tom Nelson, Salmon University
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FRESH-WATER REPORTS - WASHINGTON
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What continues hot is trolling near the Yacht Club on Lake Chelan for numbers of Lake Trout. Early morning Kokanee and the odd Chinook are a bonus. On Chelan, Lake Trout bit trolled presentations above the Yacht Club that were pulled at about 1.5mph very close to the bottom in water that was 280 to 340 feet deep. Worden Lures T4 Flatfish in Purple Glow and Mack’s Cha Cha Squidders as well as Silver Horde’s Kingfisher Lite spoons in Glow Splatterback colors continued to rack up the Mack’s during this reporting period. The bite between 6 AM and 9 AM is nothing short of phenomenal. The rest of the day isn’t half bad either. The Kokanee bite has really tailed off, but some are being caught in the trench, along the face of Mill Bay, up at the Yacht Club and over by the Monument. The best bite is at first light. Jeff was able to get a customer into a Chinook while trying for Kokanee, so you never know what will bite. Mack’s Lures Mini Cha Cha Squidders baited with Pautzke’s Fire Corn is the ticket there. Your fishing tip of the week is to try a couple of things to improve your hook up to bite ratio. First, if you are getting short strikes, try adding a stinger hook to catch those fish. Sometimes they’ll catch on the stinger then swing into the big hook to really stick themselves securely. Second, try replacing trebles with single hooks whenever possible to avoid dredging bottom debris. It can improve your bite rate, by lessening your foul up rate…therefore keeping lures that are working in the strike zone. The kid’s tip of the week is to keep instructions simple, concise and clear when giving instructions. I usually try to keep it to two simple things. It’s amazing how confused things get when you add the third piece to a set of instructions. You know, now that I think about it, that holds as true for adults as it is for kids. Reel down then lift the rod tip is the limit. If you say: Reel down, lift the rod tip and pull line off the reel when I net the fish most people lose the first piece… The safety tip of the week is to keep a short look out for floating debris. The recent hot weather has really started the lake level up in a hurry. There are already some boat busters out there. Keeping all your passengers on the lookout can only help.
Pictured above on 5/11/13, Dave Tripp with Father in Law, Dick Thaden and son Josh Tripp of Arlington and Marysville, WA with their days catch of Lake Chelan Mackinaw.
Pictured above on 5/11/13, David Plugrath of Leavenworth, Mark Pflugath of Wenatchee, Nik Pflugrath of Seattle and Chad Smith of Wenatchee with their catch of Lake Chelan Mackinaw and an elusive Landlocked Chinook. For more info call Anton & Sandra Jones of Darrell & Dad's Family Guide Service; darrellanddads.com; antonj@aol.com or call (509)687-0709 or toll free at (866)360-1523
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The water on Potholes Reservoir has come alive. Our surface water temperatures have begun to eclipse the 70 degree mark. Shore fishers have been commenting on seeing vast numbers of both small mouth bass and largemouth bass cruising the shoreline to locate their spawning areas to prepare for their annual spring detail. The water under the MarDon Fishing Dock is visibly filled with several age classes of Yellow Perch, it looks like an aquarium. Serious bass anglers competing in the The Bass Federation Northwest Qualifier are weighing in largemouth and small mouth bass over 6 lbs. The comment that makes me so happy is how many bass federation fishers never having fished Potholes Reservoir are not only catching the largest smallmouth bass but they are also witnessing vast schools of crappie, bluegill, and perch throughout the 18,000 square acre sand dune area. Our warm water fishing on Potholes Reservoir is showing increased populations.
Moses Lake Resident’s, Bill and Wayne Conley, earned 4th place with a total weight of 27.88 lbs.
Travis Hobbs from Wenatchee shows JUMBO Perch caught off the MarDon Dock.
Submitted by Mike Meseberg, Mardon Resort 8198 Hwy 262 SE, Othello, WA 99344 www.mardonresort.com 800-416-2736
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Spring Chinook fishing is about in it's peak in many areas of the state and it has been less than stellar most days. I have been fishing Drano Lake where the returns have been even less than predicted and the catching a little on the tough side. There are some nice fish to catch and if your willing to put the effort out there are a few fish around. With the lack of numbers a person has to have everything in good order to succeed, good bait is key to success, whether it be your herring or prawns. Red labeled is the best bet when herring is your bait of choice on Drano lake. Prawns spinners are always a good choice especially when the water warms above 48 degrees, it is now 52 plus most days. Plugs of choice are Mag Lips made by Yakima Bait Co. with the top colors being a gold double trouble, Thumper, Hammer Time or Mad Clown. Trolling these behind the boat with 50 to 80 feet of line out will get it done. Don't forget to wrap them with a small fillet of sardine. Bobber fishing has started in the cove and as always good sandshrimp is top bait.
Wind River area has been tough as well. Trolling green label herring, Mag Lip Plugs and Wiggle Warts do well here. Most areas you'll fish here are very shallow so fish the plugs with only 30 to 5 foot of line out. If your plugs are digging in to bottom shorting the amount of line out on teh plugs, fishing them close to the boat still gets you bit here. I have now shifted from Drano Lake to the Cowlitz for the remainder of this Springer season. The Cowlitz is a back bouncing or diver and bait game for these chinook and you must cover lots of water to find them, this is where being on the river everyday pays off. Back trolling plugs also works well with the Mag Lip 3.5 being the best bet here, a person can search large areas of holding water with a few rods in the water with these plugs. Look for Summer Steelhead to start being caught in greater numbers as the first week in June is usually when we see are first real good numbers of them in most rivers on the west side....Can't wait for these fish as it usually means lots of chances at big fish during a normal day while wearing short sleeved shirts and sunglasses. Here's a few nice chinook from both Drano lake and the Cowlitz river.
Mystical Legends Guide Service
BRITISH COLUMBIA – SALT WATER REPORTS
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For more info, call Jeff or Jason at Bon Chovy Fishing Charters (604)763.5460 www.bonchovy.com email: info@bonchovy.com
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No report this week For more info, call Sam Vandervalk, 877-777-4344 Salmon Eye Fishing Charters www.salmoneye.net
Salmon fishing has been good for the past week. If you are in the right spot at the right time! Thursday and Friday found us out on the 5 - 7 Mile banks. There was lots of fish and lots of action. The Chinook are not large with most in the 5 - 10 pound range but a few in the teens. Our best being 17 pounds. These fish are feeding primarily on Krill. We took our fish with a variety of hootchies and spoons, fished mainly from 57 - 127 ft. There is also a good showing of Coho on the banks and they will open June 1st. We also got a few Chinook right off the bottom when targeting Halibut and Lingcod.
Triple header for Jimmy, Connor, and Murray. It doesn't get much better than this.
Rob and Connor with a catch from the 7 Mile Bank last Friday.
Doug, Len, & Roman with Monday mornings Kirby Point fish. We still have spots left for May, June and early July, that I would love to fill. Contact me for details. For more info call Ken Bodaly at Rocky Point Charters, Bamfield, B.C. 250-728-3678 or the boat cell phone 250-735-4224 www.rockypointcharters.ca email rockypointcharters@shaw.ca
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For more information and/or reservations, call Doug Lindores at Slivers Charters Salmon Sport Fishing (250) 723-2435; (250)724-2502; cell (250)731-7389 or 1-877-214-7206 www.catchsalmon.ca or www.catchsalmon-ca.com; dlindy@shaw.ca
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Happy anglers lined up to use the cleaning tables today at Pedder Bay after enjoying a near perfect combination of tide and weather for our always productive spring halibut fishery.
Vancouver Island Overview Salmon fishing was FAIR for winter springs (feeder Chinooks) in most areas. There are more over the slot size wild springs being caught now and they have to be released. Halibut fishing was GOOD in spite of some big tides this past weekend. Effective 00:01 hours March 1, 2013 until 23:59 hours June 15, 2013 in Subareas 19-1 to 19-4 and Subarea 20-5(those waters near Victoria between Cadboro Pt to Sheringham Pt.), the daily limit is two (2) chinook salmon per day which may be wild or hatchery marked between 45 cm and 67 cm or hatchery marked greater than 67 cm in length. Effective April 1, 2013 until further notice: The maximum length for halibut is 126 cm. The daily limit for halibut is one (1). The possession limit for halibut is two (2), only one of which may be greater than 83cm in length. There will be an annual limit of six (6) halibut per license. All halibut retained by the license holder shall be immediately recorded in ink on the Tidal Waters Sport Fishing license. The area from which each halibut is caught and its length shall immediately be recorded on license. |
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Salmon - Few anglers were out and salmon fishing was SLOW in the area. Some winter springs weighing up to 10 lbs were caught and there were a few wild springs that had to be released as well. The best action seems to be in front of the harbour and the Bluffs in about 120 to 220 feet of water with the baits down from 120 ft to 150 ft. However, not all the salmon are in deep water. Otter Point has also been good at times too. Anchovies are catching the most springs and Bloody Nose and Purple Haze teaser heads are the most popular when fishing bait for winter springs. Since the winters are very active feeders, just about any gear will catch them. One very good combination recently has been the Purple Haze squirt behind a Purple Glow flasher. Halibut – – Halibut fishing was GOOD over the weekend out past Muir Creek and near Point No Point and Jordan River. Lots of halibut were caught but all wee small in size. Extra Large herring, salmon bellies and/or octopus are the most popular baits for halibut. Berkley Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. You can also use a large spoon fished off a spreader bar, Mudraker or Lucky Jigs or other large Jigs if you want to stay away from the dogfish. Becher Bay Fishing was SPOTTY for winter springs, with really no improvement from last week. The best fishing was near Aldridge Point and at 80 feet on the downrigger. In the bay, springs were holding close to the bottom, from just outside the marina by the Flag Pole then out to Aldridge Point and over by the Bedford Islands. Most of the fish are less than 10 lbs, but a few larger wild salmon up to 20 lbs have been caught and released. We also heard of a 15 lb hatchery spring caught near the Bedfords. Many anglers are finding bait out producing artificial lures, with anchovies being most popular choice of bait. The best teaser heads for anchovies were the Purple Haze and the Bloody Nose. Like usual, the fish are close to the bottom, and glow in the dark flashers are a good choice. The 4” Coyote type spoons have been effective, with Green/Silver and solid White Glow the best patterns. A few halibut were also seen coming into the marina. Pedder Bay –- Salmon - Salmon fishing was QUIET this past week, but very few anglers were out fishing for salmon. The best areas were near William Head and the Can Buoy at the mouth of the bay. Whirl Bay also produced a few fish. Most winter springs caught went from 5 to 10 lbs in size. The fish were near the bottom at 120 to 140 feet. Anchovies were the most productive bait with Bloody Nose and Purple Haze teaser heads the most popular now. Squirts are productive bait too with UV colors like the Jellyfish, Purple Haze and Electric Chair the best patterns. The best flashers have been the Purple Glow and Purple Haze. 4” Coyote type spoons have been effective this past week, with Green/Silver and solid White Glow the best patterns. Halibut – Halibut fishing was GOOD in the Race Rocks area. Lots of halibut range were caught but they were all on the small size. Extra Large herring, salmon bellies and/or octopus are the most popular baits for halibut. Berkley Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. You can also use a large spoon fished off a spreader bar, Mudraker or Lucky Jigs or other large Jigs if you want to stay away from the dogfish. |
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Salmon - Salmon fishing was FAIR this past week along the waterfront. Constance Bank was the best location to fish, with hatchery marked salmon in the 6 to 16 lb size range there. Most anglers fishing the bank are using artificial lures and trolling with the currents rather than against them. Good lures are Electric Chair, Purple Haze and Glo Below squirts. Closer in, there has been some action, but not as much as on the bank. Good choices in plastic baits are the Electric Chair, Purple Haze and the Glo Below. Coho Killer spoons have been effective also with the UV Purple Haze patterns very popular. Good flashers have been the Green/Glow and Green/Silver Hot Spots. Thomas Brandwood caught a 12 lb lingcod off the Victoria Breakwater on a Buzz Bomb. Halibut – – Halibut fishing was GOOD over the week at Constance Bank even with the big tides. Extra Large herring, salmon bellies and/or octopus are the most popular baits for halibut. Berkley Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. You can also use a large spoon fished off a spreader bar, Mudraker or Lucky Jigs or other large Jigs if you want to stay away from the dogfish.
Oak Bay Salmon - Salmon fishing has FAIR on the Oak Bay Flats. Anglers are catching fin clipped springs, but some large wild fish up to 20 lbs are also in the area, and if caught, have to be released. The best bet for springs is trolling near the bottom in 110 to 130 feet of water with squirts, Baitrix tiny strip, small anchovy or Coho Killer spoons. Good squirts were the Electric Chair, Pickle Green, J-79 and Jellyfish. With spoons, 3½” or 4” Gypsy, Titans, and Coyotes in Cop Car or Silver/Green colors and the Gold Star Coho Killer. Glow in the dark flashers would be the best choice for springs now. Halibut – Halibut fishing was FAIR over the weekend. Mackerel, Extra Large herring, salmon bellies and/or octopus are the most popular baits for halibut. Berkley Gulp and Powerbait soft plastics also work very well. You can also use a large spoon fished off a spreader bar, Mudraker or Lucky Jigs or other large Jigs if you want to stay away from the dogfish.
Sidney Salmon fishing was FAIR in the Sidney area. Some big fish were caught this past week. It had been best near Coal Island and Moresby Island. It was slower near the Powder Wharf, the Sidney channel and near the Red Can. Many anglers have been fishing for springs using anchovies in Bloody Nose, Purple Haze and UV Green teaser heads. Squirts have been out producing hootchies recently and the hot patterns for springs now are Purple Haze, Glow Below and Electric Chair. Coho Killer spoons have also been working well, especially in double glow and 50/50 colors. NOTABLE CATCHES –
Pictured above, Brian Butler caught a 19.2 lb hatchery spring while on one of our charter boats.
Pictured above, Thomas Brandwood caught a 12 lb lingcod off the Victoria Breakwater on a Buzz Bomb. FISH TIP OF THE WEEKSet your drag – properly! The best way to set your drag is with an accurate measuring scale, the same type that you use to weigh a fish. Your drag should be set to slip at approximately 30% of your line’s breaking strength when pulled directly off of the reel. Submitted by Tom Vaida Island Outfitters, 3319 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC (250) 475-4969 info@fishingvictoria.com; www.fishingvictoria.com |
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OVERVIEW – Trout fishing is GOOD on most lakes in the South Island area. Bass fishing is also PICKING UP. Please remember that bass are closed for retention on all southern island lakes through June 15th. Anglers are further reminded of the following:" The use of single barbless hooks is mandatory in all streams in Region 1;" All foul hooked (i.e.: hooked other than in the mouth) must be returned to the river immediately. ALL wild trout must be released on all streams in region 1 as well. Cowichan RiverThe water level has been dropping and and now it’s about 0.8 meters near the lake and 0.6 meters near Duncan. The trout fishing is picking up in the fly only section at the top end of the river. There are rainbows that have dropped down from the lake as well as resident brown trout that are active right now. Bead head nymphs are the top producer there. However, a fry imitation will work too. Other good flies are Prince Nymphs, Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ears and Wooly Buggers. Local Lakes – Trout fishing is GOOD on most lakes in the South Island area. The Vancouver Island Fish hatchery just their busiest week of catchable releases so far this spring! They released over 10,000 catchable rainbow trout into 15 different lakes on Southern Vancouver Island this past week. On April 30th, 741 trout were released into Elk Lake. There were 500 trout released into Kemp, Matheson, Glen, Durrance and Thetis Lakes. On May 1st, Langford Lake received 1.757 trout and on May 2nd, Lookout lake received 250 trout. All told, 59,247 trout have been released into lakes on Vancouver Island this year. Warm weather has brought increased activity by both insects and fish. Trout can now be found scattered at all depths and they have been feeding heavily on chironomids and mayflies. Bank anglers are catching trout on both Powerbait, Gulp! Eggs, or worms while fishing from shore. Fly anglers are using Chironomids, Pumpkinheads, Wooly Buggers, Leeches or Micro Leech patterns and fishing deep. Trollers have been doing OK with a variety of lures but we’ve heard tat the Orange Hot Shot has been good. The Rhys Davis Baitrix Trout lures and UV Mini Strip Teasers work well for larger fish too. Other good trolling lures are the Apex Trout Killers with the police car one of the best and the black with silver glitter spots taking second place. Flatfish and/or Kwikfish have also been effective in sizes 5 to 7 in Frog, Yellow with Red Spots or Blue/Silver. Smaller Rapalas in Rainbow Trout or Brown Trout patterns also work well. Lastly, Willow Leaf Lake trolls with a worm-tipped GIBBS Wedding Band will almost always catch some fish. The biggest trout continue to be caught at Elk Lake, with Langford Lake being your next best bet to hook into a real “lunker”. By the way, all wild rainbows and cutthroats over 50 cm must be released in Cowichan Lake. BASS - Bass fishing is PICKING UP, but the fish are still in pre spawn locations, not in the shallows. Crank baits have been effective when fished around 12 feet down with a slow retrieve. Look for the fish suspended by drop offs close to shore. Some bass though have started to move into shallower water prior to spawning. Langford Lake, Shawnigan Lake, Prospect Lake and Elk and Beaver Lakes are the best local bass lakes. St. Mary’s Lake on Salt Spring Island is also a great lake for bass fishing. Please remember that bass are closed for retention on all southern island lakes through June 15th. Notable Catches –
Submitted by Tom Vaida, Island Outfitters, 3319 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC (250) 475-4969 info@fishingvictoria.com; www.fishingvictoria.com
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No report this week Submitted by Greg Vance, The Outpost at Winter harbour 250-969-4333; winterharbour@telus.net; www.winterharbour.ca
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Submitted by Andy Martin, Wild Rivers Fishing; wildriversfishing@yahoo.com
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Submitted by Kyle Worman, Worman Sportfishing, Ketchikan, Alaska | KyleWorman@yahoo.com | (907) 254-8945 www.wormansportfishing.com
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Submitted by Capt. Jim Hirt (Jim charters out of Milwaukee, WI) 414-828-1094 www.bluemaxcharters.com
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