Dogbreath
Well-Known Member
Hauled butt up to Squamish early this AM, weather was quite warm for October in the mountains.
Decent bite early in the AM some fish moving in river, ended up with 1 Coho on wool, 1 Chum on a Spinner, 1 Chum on a Blue Fox Spoon and another Chum on wool.
Fishing dropped off by 10:00 hrs I suspect more fish came up on the afternoon tide but I'd had enough by noon.
Overall numbers are low, seeing as how it's 4 years since the great flood this is to be expected.
Angling pressure is light and the few people I did see fishing were relatively clueless Yes I know that sounds harsh but it's true.
Road is still gummed up with construction go slow zones but I still managed 60 minutes from downtown Squamish to the Burrard St Bridge so very decent time overall.
Decent bite early in the AM some fish moving in river, ended up with 1 Coho on wool, 1 Chum on a Spinner, 1 Chum on a Blue Fox Spoon and another Chum on wool.
Fishing dropped off by 10:00 hrs I suspect more fish came up on the afternoon tide but I'd had enough by noon.
Overall numbers are low, seeing as how it's 4 years since the great flood this is to be expected.
Angling pressure is light and the few people I did see fishing were relatively clueless Yes I know that sounds harsh but it's true.
Road is still gummed up with construction go slow zones but I still managed 60 minutes from downtown Squamish to the Burrard St Bridge so very decent time overall.
