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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: fish2much on November 14, 2008, 04:15:57 PM
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I got my first one! I was actually fishing for Coho on the Stave (away from the gong show) and wasn't having any luck when I noticed some small rises. First cast yielded a couple of tugs, second cast showd a boil right beside where my fly hit the water and third cast was a fish on! Put up a great little fight and came to hand a couple of minutes later. My first Searun was a beautiful 13" fish. More fish showed but I couldn't get second time lucky.
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I got my first one! I was actually fishing for Coho on the Stave (away from the gong show) and wasn't having any luck when I noticed some small rises. First cast yielded a couple of tugs, second cast showd a boil right beside where my fly hit the water and third cast was a fish on! Put up a great little fight and came to hand a couple of minutes later. My first Searun was a beautiful 13" fish. More fish showed but I couldn't get second time lucky.
My favorite time to target these guys are around july/august. No one is around and they are plenty. Just watch them school up the fry and go nuts. One every cast.
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i've been catching searun cutties for the little campbell river river hatchery. large wild females - getting most of my fish on fairly large rolled muddlers white and coastal deer oho hair... largest one was about 19 inches and i thought it was a coho jack.
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The discussion on coastal cutthroat trout has been moved to:
http://www.fishingwithrod.com/yabbse/index.php?topic=19296.0