Fished Grassy gong show this morning. Launched at island 22 at 6:03 and roared down to grassy to get the hot spot (lower end). To my suprise there were already 10 boats anchored. Ended up postioning boat around the middle of the bar. Started casting and hooked first spring within the first hour. Went for the chase, but broke it off at the boat (trying to hand line it in as my leader was very long). Ran back up started casting again and hooked my second spring after about a another hour. Went for the chase again, but the hook poped out on the fishes third huge jump. Dam barbless hooks, play. Ran back up started to cast again. 1/2 an hour later my dad finally hooks up. This time we boat the fish(18 puonds)= Bonk. Up we run again and start to cast hoping to get my 1 spring. 2 hours later I hook up for the third time. This was a hot fish. She must have jumped 8 times before she slid into the net. Finally I boat a frigging fish (20 pounds)= Bonk. Ran back up and had some lunch. Started to cast again hoping to catch a jack. Hooked up for the forth time but lost it after a couple of headshakes. Decided to put away the rod after that as I was starting to put on a serious fishing clinic. What a great day to end my summer springer fishing. Off to the skeena next week for the big puppies. Hope every one has a great spring and sockeye season. Tight lines.
General Fishing Report:
Other than my boat, I saw about 15 or so caught below me and about 6 caught above me. Fishing seemed rather slow for the amount of people there were. Seemed like many got skunked. Water clarity is really getting nice for all you plunkers out there. There was probally around a foot of vis.
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Topic: Fraiser Springer Report July 11th (Read 4893 times)