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Author Topic: 2015/16 Chilliwack River steelhead fishery information & water condition updates  (Read 344758 times)

SilverChaser

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Here's the little wild my dad landed yesterday morning.
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Wait.


There's another river?!?!?!  :o

I lied I thought the Chilliwack river and the Vedder river were 2 different rivers.
Upon further research I've come to the conclusion that they may infact be the same river.
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Nicolas The Fisherman

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Here's the little wild my dad landed yesterday morning.
Nice fish!
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Floater

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Man everyone and their Dad is catching them right now, no pun intended. The high water must of brought in a nice few schools of fish.
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Not looking good for tomorrow, river was chalk by noon below the slide today, and it was raining really heavy when I was driving home this evening.
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I lied I thought the Chilliwack river and the Vedder river were 2 different rivers.
Upon further research I've come to the conclusion that they may infact be the same river.

Oh wow you had me going for a bit there. Thought I might have been missing something all these years. Thanks for the clarification.
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Here's the little wild my dad landed yesterday morning.

Sure it's a steelhead ?
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Here's the little wild my dad landed yesterday morning.
[/quote] Hes calling it a wild fish? Looks like a hatchery fish- no adipose fin evident.
« Last Edit: January 16, 2016, 08:58:03 PM by Wiseguy »
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Hes calling it a wild fish? Looks like a hatchery fish- no adipose fin evident.

It's shaded so not easy to see. Turn up the brightness of your screen and it'll show up.

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Looks pretty evident if u zoom with the phone.
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The members of this site are un believable... Every fish is scrutinized more than my actions by my wife.

Nice fish by your dad, thanks for posting.

 
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Definitely a wild! Adi fin is just really shaded. Dads first hookup and first landed of the season!
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If it is a wild, that pic seems a bit rough for the fish...sorry for the pointing out the obvious.
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Who cares if its wild or hatch its not like its eyes are rolled up and its dead. Main point is people seem to be catching some nice fish on the vedder now if only my mechanic would hurry up with my car i might be one of them. . . i doubt it haha but i can try.
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If it is a wild, that pic seems a bit rough for the fish...sorry for the pointing out the obvious.

Yep totally agree. Everyone talks the talk here but very few can walk the walk
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