Conditions looked good today when I checked, a few anglers out. I made a few casts at the Boulder Hole before I got restless and moved on. The first week that I have not had fresh fish since the chinooks opened a few weeks ago. Saw a fellow snag a sockeye below the Vedder Bridge. Saw two chinooks that had been taken at the Limit Hole, most people long lining in the fast water there.
Stopped for a visit with the hatchery staff, actually wanted a coffee, no Tims up that way.
Around a dozen chinooks in the channel and 2 to 3 sockeye. One chinook was sporting a red wool tie in its dorsal fin.
Picked a few wild blackberries and saw a bear enjoying the same, I moved on. Got a nice picture of a Junco (snow bird I call them) nest with 4 eggs in it, will check back for another picture, hopefully to catch the little ones after they hatch.
I saw them cutting the brush alone the RW of the Chilliwack River Valley lower down, should they be doing that when birds are still nesting?
Water conditions should remain good this weekend in the Chilliwack Vedder River with the dropping water levels, maybe I can get a fresh fish for the table too.
Maybe I should write The Journal too, lots of stories the last month but hard to find the time when doing so much fishing and I said to myself, I need to figure out how to post the pictures first that should help make The Journal more interesting so The Journal may be a little ways away yet.
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