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[Rodney]

Not a whole lot to report today, a sharp contrast to yesterday's fishing result, but that's just the way it is when fishing down here.

I managed to catch a large northern pikeminnow not long after I started casting. It gave quite a strong brief run that had me thinking coho jack until I saw the scaly body.

I had another follower that was most likely a bull trout. It tapped the spinner on two different casts but could not connect.

gman joined me for a brief session, he had a few taps and managed to hook a fish briefly.

Scooterguy also joined us later on. He made a cast for his son and gave the rod to him so he could retrieve it. The end result on that first cast was a bright coho jack that we all wished to catch! His first one ever, good for him! Wild, so released after a quick photo.



Not much else happened. Saw a cutthroat trout caught. Heavy rain came occasionally. Water clarity is excellent. Today was the first day when I finally saw a large number of chum salmon moving through during the incoming tide. They were in very good shape but none were willing to bite as usual.

[BwiBwi]

Well at least you are keeping a good track record.  .... being a good guide.   

[Dr. Backlash]

Nice report Rod, what a nice fish!  Good to hear that you finally saw a decent size school of chum rolling into the Fraser - were they rolling? porpoising? jumping? or all three?  I haven't targeted chum in the fraser before and was just wondering if they give themselves away?  Thanks in advance!