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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: gofish on November 12, 2005, 12:38:01 AM
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On the Harrison yesterday morning for salmon and the Fraser in the afternoon for some sturgeon and wow, is this a great time of year as everyone seems to figure its time to concentrate on the big crowd hang-outs like the Chehalis for their last-ditch effort for a clean ho or two. -Earth to mob- there are lots of fish still in all the systems! Relax and go explore! The Harrison was a little windy but still fishable in the right spots and the Fraser was an absolute ghost town, we saw only 2 other boats fishing sturgeon all afternoon. In a few short hours we had over a dozen fish to the boat, with a couple of double headers and a big pig that peeled off over 200 yrds before rolling and popping the hook out. With the interior water starting to bring the temperature down, most fish are jumping a little less when hooked, but they are still out there, pigging out and getting ready for winter. Go get 'em! ;)
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:DAwesome looking fish. Should go out and try sturgeon fishing one day.
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Yah they are such amazing fish. Did you hook into any salmon at the harrison?
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well done those are some butes
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Nice fish,looks like you guys had a blast at the fraser.tight line
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Shortfloated lower end of the Harrison with colorados and roe. Picked up 1 wild ho, and a chum every 5-10 casts that are still in good shape and very aggressive toward anything bright in their sight. Only using a 20 inch, 10lb leader, they are not hook shy at all. We saw guys throwing spinners from shore at the highway bridge, and both times we went by a couple of them had fish on. You don't need a boat to find them! ;)