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With just a few days left on the driest May on record since 1937 we’re looking forward to June and some of our summer time fisheries!
With the warm dry river the Capilano River has been off to a slow start to the season. With little on the horizon for river fishing we have been up scouting the Pitt River via jet boat this week and its looking like it will shape up to be a great season.
Those fishing lakes in the interior had to contend with some unstable conditions the last few due to the thunderstorms in the Merritt area. Local lake fishing continues to be a good option for fishing close to home.
On the saltwater we’ve been out at the Hump and over at Thrasher all week. The Hump has been consistently producing fish for us and while Thrasher was a bit slow last weekend it has really picked up as the week progressed. Coho fishing off West Vancouver should be picking up any day now being that the Capilano River is quite low.
Speaking of coho we are getting ready for beach fishing. In preparation for this challenging and rewarding fishery, we are offering two specific beach courses, a fly tying course in late June and a techniques course in July. These courses are designed to teach you everything you need to know to be a successful fly angler on our local beaches. Details below in the course section.
Read this week's full report here. http://pacificangler.ca/blog/pacific-angler-friday-fishing-report-may-29-2015/
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Topic: Pacific Angler's Friday Fishing Report: May 29th, 2015 (Read 2623 times)