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[Rodney]

Today we had the pleasure to fish with Al Belhuemer of Pro Line Sports on the Fraser River. Somehow our only sturgeon day of the year became the wettest as well. The forecasted 30mm rain was delivered. White caps and tide change arrived two hours into fishing, sending the boat spinning around, which made fishing extremely challenging. The first six hours produced two fish, but perseverance paid off once again as the last 1.5 hours resulted in six hook-ups, including two double hook-ups. Largest fish of the day was 5'6".


Anticipation in the rain


A prized catch, hanging onto the roe sac


Slimed and pleased

[younggun]

Dion, a tip for taking photos, CLOSE YOUR EYES, u freak me out!

[DionJL]

I should just pull a carlo and look at the other camera.

[Fishin_Squirrel10-4]

Congrats, nice fish Dion   
upper fraser I'm assuming?
 

[BwiBwi]

Hmm, I would guess lower close to Pitt River.

[THE_ROE_SLINGER]

Keebler Elf

[Rodney]

We launched from Mission and didn't go very far at all due to the weather. We headed upstream but were bounded by the strong southeasterly wind. We headed downstream and were bounded by the incoming tide.

Another photo.

[kingpin]

who is less photogenic? dion or carlo? 

[bentrod]

or the sturgeon? 

[jetboatjim]

Carlo has the look "I cant believe I'm sucker fishing"

[Fish Assassin]

They both looked waterlogged which they probably were.

[Rodney]

or the sturgeon? 

[CALI 2 B.C.]

lol i wanna put a bullhead in my fish tank

[Chrome Mykiss]

With so many cameras on board and two camera men, it was confusing as to which camera to face    Yes, we were all water logged. Dion do you still smell like a Sturgeon? 







Thanks again to Al, you run a top notch boat. Looking forward to running in to you next Spring on Roche. Also want to say thanks to Berry's Bait & Tackle.