Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Big Rob on October 28, 2007, 10:22:04 AM
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my wife and I fished the slough from 10am to 1pm , did'nt have a hit trolling crocs. saw one fisherman on shore catch one coho the guy at the boat ramp had one coho weighed in all morning. at high tide a school of chum passed us about half way up the slough coho were with them as we had a couple of coho roll beside the boat but they were tight lipped fraser is quite dirty, on the high tide mirky water backs up the slough up around the first corner.
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I was at the slough last weekend, from about 7am - 1pm. my buddy got one hit on a "show girl" fly. there were also other fishermen there aswell, they go nothing either.
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Was there on Sunday afternoon, and brought in one ugly old boot of a chum around 10/11 lbs, caught on a 3/8 silver hammered croc....now where's those coho...
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Chums abound but no coho >:( Tried every bug I had but to no avial so I resorted to some Stave action instead.
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over the years i have heard of a good number of fish being caught in nicomen but this year all i have heard is that the water is really low and they might have to use a crane to haul this fish up further. i have hear of this happening before but i have never seen it myself. if i was to fish anywhere on the nicomen i would fish the mouth. deeper and a safer place for the boat.
good luck fishin : Croc
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Lots of water in the Nicomen slough, especially when the Fraser starts pushing in. A fair number of chum splashing about and I was rewarded with my first hatchery coho landed today on a Perch coloured croc. Good times and a nice chrome female around 6/7 lbs.