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Monday, November 5, 2007
Norther Coho
Norther Coho (Silvers) are in and are full of action. Fast swimming and hard hitting Coho are the target this time of year! Great time to take family and friends fishing. Lots of fun for new and fisher people and the experienced. With great weather and great fishing just off shor the time is now to go after The Norther Coho!!
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Just Fishin!
When out on the water, it is very important to have fun. When you can spend time with friends and family on the water all the better! Do not miss out on the Action that is just a 30min. drive from Victoria, British Columbia. The feeling of a Wild Salmon on the end of your fishing line is like no other!
Coho are In
The waters off of Sooke, British Columbia are filling up with the fast running, air jumping Silver Coho. Don't wait, or you will miss out on all the action. Coho are a fast swimming fish that give a great fight. The Coho are feeding in and off the waters of Sooke be for swimming up there home rivers! There are Springs (Chinook Salmon), Chum Salmon and Coho (Silvers) in these waters. The action is waiting for you! Spring Action Fishing Charters: Your "REEL" World Adventure Guide.
Silver Action With Spring Action
I had the chance to take a friend out fishing that has come from sunny Barbados! Weather was great and the water flat! We left the dock and went up the coast to Muir Creek! With the lines on the water we were fishing. The rod fishing close to the bottom started to dip! Lifting the rod out of the rod holder I started to reel in the slack line and set the hook "FISH ON"
I handed the rod over the David C. and let the fun begin. Playing the fish like a pro, he led the silver Spring close to the boat so that I could get it in to the net!
Nice fish and great day on the water for my friend from Barbados.
I handed the rod over the David C. and let the fun begin. Playing the fish like a pro, he led the silver Spring close to the boat so that I could get it in to the net!
Nice fish and great day on the water for my friend from Barbados.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Fishing
Fishing Victoria B.C. Fishing Sooke B.C. Salmon Fishing on the West Coast of Vancouver Island
The big Chinook Salmon are in. Book now for your next trip. The warm weather of September and the action on the water are a great combo. The schools of Coho are also heading in. The Chinook are heading to there home rivers and are getting bigger as the days go on. With the weather clear and little rain ,the better chance you have at catching the big Springs. Once the rains come, the Chinooks will hit the river to spahn!
The big Chinook Salmon are in. Book now for your next trip. The warm weather of September and the action on the water are a great combo. The schools of Coho are also heading in. The Chinook are heading to there home rivers and are getting bigger as the days go on. With the weather clear and little rain ,the better chance you have at catching the big Springs. Once the rains come, the Chinooks will hit the river to spahn!
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Family Fishing Fun
Action, action, action! Fishing with kids is always fun. When the Pink Salmon are running it is one of the best times to take a kid fishing! Out on Monday with a family and the action on the fishing rods were non stop. Fishing from 35 feet to 75 feet the Pink Salmon were taking turns hitting the Pink Squirt hoochie and the Hot Pink spoon. With multiple double headers the kids had non stop fun. In the flurry of action, we also had some surface jumping Silver Coho! With larger numbers of Coho and Pink Salmon on there way down the West Coast the action will continue and only get better!
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Nets In The Water
Out fishing on Sunday July 15 and what a day! All around fisherman netting fish! Started out at Donaldson Island and released our first fish with in the first 10min. of having the rods in the water. Up to the boat and into the net! A small Spring (Chinook) so back in the water it went. Just a start to a great day fishing on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. Rebait the the lines and back into the water ready for the next fish. Watching the rod tips dip down to the water I grab the rod, reel in the slack and set the hook "Fish on". With the fish pulling and tugging at the line the fish is drawn into the net. A nice Pink Salmon that is then slid into the fish box. With the Pinks running in larger numbers out past the 2nd tide lines, out we went to find them.
Setting the lines from 55 feet to 85 feet, it did not take long for the first fish to take the bait. Running two rods off each down rigger. The top line was released to get out of the way for the lower set rod that a fish was on. Getting ready to net the fish, the rod that was left to rise on its own was suddenly pulling with a fish that followed it to the surface. A double header! Quickly netting the first fish we turned our attention to the second fish. In the net it goes and into the fish box.
The next excitement came to us a little different. The top rod tip started to dip. I started reeling in the slack and set the hook. passing off the rod I could see the line running to the surface! Looking back behind the boat we could see the fish just under the surface. I was thinking that this Pink Salmon was about to leap out of the water. The Salmon started to jump and then swim towards the boat. With the net ready the Salmon was in the net! The Pink Salmon turned out to be a Wild Coho (Silver). With a few pics of the nice fish, back to the Pacific it went. With a few hand shakes we finished the day off with a boat ride along the West Coast back to home port!
Setting the lines from 55 feet to 85 feet, it did not take long for the first fish to take the bait. Running two rods off each down rigger. The top line was released to get out of the way for the lower set rod that a fish was on. Getting ready to net the fish, the rod that was left to rise on its own was suddenly pulling with a fish that followed it to the surface. A double header! Quickly netting the first fish we turned our attention to the second fish. In the net it goes and into the fish box.
The next excitement came to us a little different. The top rod tip started to dip. I started reeling in the slack and set the hook. passing off the rod I could see the line running to the surface! Looking back behind the boat we could see the fish just under the surface. I was thinking that this Pink Salmon was about to leap out of the water. The Salmon started to jump and then swim towards the boat. With the net ready the Salmon was in the net! The Pink Salmon turned out to be a Wild Coho (Silver). With a few pics of the nice fish, back to the Pacific it went. With a few hand shakes we finished the day off with a boat ride along the West Coast back to home port!
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