Grace underfire
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One spring and a couple of coho near the humps. Nice night, and thanks again for the tip about the wild coho.
Nanaimo - Spring / Summer 2014
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Sailfreak18
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Where are the humps?
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1stLite
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between pipers and neck pt
Midland
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arima arima
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Been a while getting back to the chuck, finally got a new boat and got everything set up.
I was rewarded with four fish to the boat in an hour of fishing biggest and only one kept was 21 lbs others were 8 to 10lbs.
All caught using one downrigger in nasty swell and wind down 80 and change on the reef behind the hudsons.
Red hot spot green spackle back spoon.
I was rewarded with four fish to the boat in an hour of fishing biggest and only one kept was 21 lbs others were 8 to 10lbs.
All caught using one downrigger in nasty swell and wind down 80 and change on the reef behind the hudsons.
Red hot spot green spackle back spoon.
Tightlines22
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jeffywestcoast
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Hudson rock is to the left leaving the harbour, first island to the left, fishing the backside you are protected by the SE winds, see more n more people making them inside tacks produce... Nice fish Arima Arima, that ties my best weight so far this year ..what is that sweet new boat? gotta love them center consoles..
arima arima
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Its a custom made 17.5 foot center console with the striker t top. Its older but serves the purpose. Nice to fish out of and fast.
Tightlines22
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Thanks for the info. I trolled south of that nearer to Thrasher yesterday at 11:00am. We landed two Pinks within first ten mins. One 80' on a chovie and other on 4" army truck spoon. No other hits other than a shaker so went bottom fishing and did well.
LowTide
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We fished the inside of Entrance all day today. We got some hits but they seemed to be short striking which was a problem for me since I was trying a Jughead with Herring for the first time and they kept hitting behind the lone single hook supplied. I must have been doing it wrong.
Rusty Hooker
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Got a late start this morning. Dropped lines at about 10:30 am in Horswell Channel, Got 2, 8 inch baby chinook right away out of a pile I thought was "bait". Switched to a bigger spoon and the biggest chovies in the bait bin and bonked a 15-18 lbs teenie bopper after about 10 minutes of fishing time. Ran the Hudson reef all day and lost 3 nice ones, let loose 2 legal chinook, 3 wild coho and then bonked a wild one about 6 lbs.
After the pm tide swing, lost the scratchies on the sounder that were heavy before the swing. I suspect they were on the south side of the rocks but had to pick up the wife from work so I didn't go for a look see. 150 bait and 90-120 coyote spoon in 150-200 feet.
After the pm tide swing, lost the scratchies on the sounder that were heavy before the swing. I suspect they were on the south side of the rocks but had to pick up the wife from work so I didn't go for a look see. 150 bait and 90-120 coyote spoon in 150-200 feet.
Reel-Knotty
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Great day to be out there calm as glass. I had to work 
Where's Horswell channel
Cheers
Where's Horswell channelCheers
Grace underfire
Active Member
My daughter managed to reel in her first spring tonight. She didn't want to hold it for the picture though.
Grace underfire
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Fought the wind from 6:30 to 1:00 off the fingers. 1 hatch coho and 4 wild (kept 2). Lots of undersized spring, but no keepers; the survey guys at the ramp reported the same, cohos but no springs. Most action on my usual, acchovies and kitchen sink spoon.
