OFFICIAL 2016 Vancouver-Howe Sound-Sechelt Reports Thread
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Sotally Tober
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Pacific Fishery
MANAGEMENT AREA BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS
Subarea 29-6
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°05.262′N 123°18.615′W [Roberts Bank radar beacon]
then to 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then through 49°00.130′N 123°07.718′W [Tsawwassen Ferry Breakwater Light]
to the intersection with the international boundary between Canada and the United States then following the international boundary westerly to the point of intersection with a line drawn 176° true from Roberts Bank radar beacon then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-7
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then to 49°04.094′N 123°09.165′W [near Brunswick Cannery]
then southerly following the shoreline to the intersection with the international boundary between Canada and the United States then following the international boundary to the intersection with a line drawn
from the 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
straight through 49°00.130′N 123°07.718′W [Tsawwassen Ferry Breakwater Light]
to the international boundary then following that line to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-9
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°06.358′N 123°18.188′W [Sand Heads Light]
then following Steveston Jetty to 49°07.468′N 123°11.830′W [Garry Point]
then easterly following the shoreline to 49°06.932′N 123°09.355′W [Lulu Island]
then to 49°06.850′N 123°09.434′W [Steveston Island]
then following the northerly shoreline of Steveston Island to 49°06.989′N 123°10.102′W [Steveston Island]
then true south to 49°06.386′N 123°10.102′W [Reifel Island]
then following the westerly shoreline of Reifel Island and Westham Island to 49°04.349′N 123°09.165′W [Westham Island]
then true south to 49°04.094′N 123°09.165′W [near Brunswick Cannery]
then to 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then to 49°05.262′N 123°18.615′W [Roberts Bank radar beacon]
then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-10
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°15.440′N 123°16.778′W [North Arm Jetty Light]
then following the southerly shoreline of Iona Island and the westerly shoreline of Sea Island to 49°11.238′N 123°12.571′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°10.459′N 123°11.998′W [Lulu Island]
then southerly following the shoreline to 49°07.468′N 123°11.830′W [Garry Point]
then following Steveston Jetty to 49°06.358′N 123°18.188′W [Sand Heads Light]
then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-11
Those waters of the middle arm of the Fraser River lying easterly of a line that
begins at 49°11.238′N 123°12.571′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°10.459′N 123°11.998′W [Lulu Island]
and southwesterly of a line that
begins at 49°11.876′N 123°08.118′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°11.771′N 123°07.982′W [Lulu Island].
Subarea 29-12
Those waters of the north arm of the Fraser River lying easterly of a line that
begins at 49°15.936′N 123°15.860′W [Point Grey]
then to 49°15.440′N 123°16.778′W [North Arm Jetty Light]
and westerly of a line that
begins at 49°11.898′N 122°55.364′W [Queensborough Railway Bridge]
then to 49°11.779′N 122°55.434′W [Queensborough Railway Bridge]
and northerly of a line that
begins at 49°11.876′N 123°08.118′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°11.771′N [Lulu Island]
MANAGEMENT AREA BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS
Subarea 29-6
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°05.262′N 123°18.615′W [Roberts Bank radar beacon]
then to 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then through 49°00.130′N 123°07.718′W [Tsawwassen Ferry Breakwater Light]
to the intersection with the international boundary between Canada and the United States then following the international boundary westerly to the point of intersection with a line drawn 176° true from Roberts Bank radar beacon then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-7
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then to 49°04.094′N 123°09.165′W [near Brunswick Cannery]
then southerly following the shoreline to the intersection with the international boundary between Canada and the United States then following the international boundary to the intersection with a line drawn
from the 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
straight through 49°00.130′N 123°07.718′W [Tsawwassen Ferry Breakwater Light]
to the international boundary then following that line to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-9
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°06.358′N 123°18.188′W [Sand Heads Light]
then following Steveston Jetty to 49°07.468′N 123°11.830′W [Garry Point]
then easterly following the shoreline to 49°06.932′N 123°09.355′W [Lulu Island]
then to 49°06.850′N 123°09.434′W [Steveston Island]
then following the northerly shoreline of Steveston Island to 49°06.989′N 123°10.102′W [Steveston Island]
then true south to 49°06.386′N 123°10.102′W [Reifel Island]
then following the westerly shoreline of Reifel Island and Westham Island to 49°04.349′N 123°09.165′W [Westham Island]
then true south to 49°04.094′N 123°09.165′W [near Brunswick Cannery]
then to 49°02.290′N 123°15.378′W [Canoe Passage Light Buoy LL308]
then to 49°05.262′N 123°18.615′W [Roberts Bank radar beacon]
then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-10
Those waters of the Strait of Georgia inside a line that
begins at 49°15.440′N 123°16.778′W [North Arm Jetty Light]
then following the southerly shoreline of Iona Island and the westerly shoreline of Sea Island to 49°11.238′N 123°12.571′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°10.459′N 123°11.998′W [Lulu Island]
then southerly following the shoreline to 49°07.468′N 123°11.830′W [Garry Point]
then following Steveston Jetty to 49°06.358′N 123°18.188′W [Sand Heads Light]
then to the beginning point.
Subarea 29-11
Those waters of the middle arm of the Fraser River lying easterly of a line that
begins at 49°11.238′N 123°12.571′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°10.459′N 123°11.998′W [Lulu Island]
and southwesterly of a line that
begins at 49°11.876′N 123°08.118′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°11.771′N 123°07.982′W [Lulu Island].
Subarea 29-12
Those waters of the north arm of the Fraser River lying easterly of a line that
begins at 49°15.936′N 123°15.860′W [Point Grey]
then to 49°15.440′N 123°16.778′W [North Arm Jetty Light]
and westerly of a line that
begins at 49°11.898′N 122°55.364′W [Queensborough Railway Bridge]
then to 49°11.779′N 122°55.434′W [Queensborough Railway Bridge]
and northerly of a line that
begins at 49°11.876′N 123°08.118′W [Sea Island]
then to 49°11.771′N [Lulu Island]
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
ahhh sign and this is why people think u cant fish South on QA when the banna is closed so much miss information out there
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GWT75
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Curious to hear from old timers how fishing was in 70s and 80s off mouth of Fraser. I'm assuming it was non-stop action on all species from mid July through end Sept?
I remember fishing ambleside with my dad in 80s and salmon literally jumping into our boat. I was out yesterday and there was the odd jumper (decent sized jumpers), but my memory had huge schools of coho jumping 30+ yrs ago...
I remember fishing ambleside with my dad in 80s and salmon literally jumping into our boat. I was out yesterday and there was the odd jumper (decent sized jumpers), but my memory had huge schools of coho jumping 30+ yrs ago...
Dogbreath
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cdaddy
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Last wednesday, nada for any boat 10 am to 5 pm. Two bon chovy boats working Point Atkinson didn't get a fish either. Tide and winds should be good Sunday. Lots of fish on the sounder. Few dogs but that was it from Bell Buoy to Point Atkinson. Marked fished halfway between these two points that was interesting. Watch out for paddle boarder and big canoes at Vanier launch. They never warn you when you are in front of them , especially when you are going to dock.
I'm not expecting any more fish to show up soon, maybe middle of Sept. there will be the odd Harrison spring but not many. Its not been good for the past few years and this could be the end.
fishnwhenIcan
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I guess i had some luck on my side this morning. Picked up a 17 white at 8:30, then filled my limit with a 15 red at noon. Went 2 for 2 but all most lost the last one over the side while cleaning and dodging sailboats. Both on chovies at tbe bell. Maybe their starting.
63stingray
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Good to hear!! What depths you get them at ?
fishnwhenIcan
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Both at 63' same rod.
TheBigGuy
Well-Known Member
Yup
fishin_magician
Well-Known Member
Sandheads offshore was very good until the Killers showed up and then it was lights out. They are cruising past the Bell now.
Kita Carol
Member
didn't fish today, but noticed two boats trying to poach rockfish on the east side of Boyer Island this afternoon.... reported them to the report line (it's a Rockfish Conservation Area). Got pics and their boat #s too - one Washington, one Cdn. Thankfully didn't see them catch anything....DFO did not show up....The WA boat headed up to Anvil closed area later in the afternoon 
Kita Carol
Member
what speed?
fishnwhenIcan
Well-Known Member
One was caught with the current one was caught against it. I was trying to stay out of dogfish so would have been up a bit and faster coming back. Not quite sure on the exact speeds as they were up and down quite a bit with tbe weather. It was a bit rough out there at times today. I new the river would be a bit nasty coming out in the morning and it did not dissapoint.
wishiniwasfishin1
Well-Known Member
No one has reported from the Bell. There were quite a few boats out this am. I fished the early tide - nothing but a couple dogfish. Didn't see much bait and no nets were waving...
63stingray
Well-Known Member
Fished out at the sandheads had 3 undersize seen a couple nice ones get hooked but got off.About 14 boats or so in the area.
fishnwhenIcan
Well-Known Member
I got up this morning checked the weather and went back to bed thinking the river mouth could be nasty. Fished 4-8 instead. It was a beautiful night! Had two hits that did not stick. Then hit a spring at 7pm, everything went really well until I tried to net him early solo, choked up on the handle a bit much and ran out of reach just a bit before I had him all the way in. He was not a happy fish and bolted under the boat and broke off. That's fishing. Hooked him at 44' on chovie at the bell. It's either picking up a bit or I had horseshoes on board this weekend.
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