Dogbreath
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Duval Point.
2021 Port Hardy Reports
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Reel_Restorations
Active Member
That was quick! Much appreciated. Super stoked on our first trip up island to Hardy.
happy hooker
Crew Member
Bud at Scotia Bay may have availability, he has a few suites and moorage. Great spot, great people, Wade @BearCove has awesome self contained cabins across the bay, moorage at marina across the street in Bear Cove. https://www.bearcovecottages.ca/
Cole Brownlee
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Oh, I must have miss read the website, it says $700 per night per person.
Dogbreath
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That's 5 (five) days Monday to Friday bringing your own boat.
PatC
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Yes. Thats right. I always brought my own boat when our group stayed there. They have 14ft open boats for your use but that's a different package price. If you're looking for a place to tie up for the night and have a place to sleep, then that will probably work. Check out Scotia Bay like HH suggested first though!
ExFlyGuy
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Got back last night. Salmon fishing was a little slow. There is a few salmon around but not in big numbers or size. Didn't really put too much effort into bottom fish as it was fairly windy all weekend. Ended up bringing home 4 springs, 3 lings and a pile of rock fish.
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
Did you fish nahwitti or brem or both?
ExFlyGuy
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We fished nahwitti and shuttleworth both days. Hit fish at at both locations.
ExFlyGuy
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Some squid in the stomachs but mostly 1" long needle fish. Might have done better if I had some trout spoons!
MRWood
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Or some small squirt hootchies.
Reel_Restorations
Active Member
Coming up next weekend, been long time coming! Those that spend time in the area, is it worth bringing a crab trap or two? Mostly sticking around the bay and Gordon Island area. Thanks in advance !
Dogbreath
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Speaking of small bait in that are always have a few of these on hand-invented by a local lad.
www.supertackle.info
DJ's Lures saltwater products
DJ's Lures saltwater salmon lures manufactured using new high visabilty colour technology.
www.djslures.com
SUPERTACKLE.INFO sells fishing tackle for both salt and fresh water.
Supertackle sells fishing tackle made by Wigglefin and LureCharge. Fishing for Salmon, Trout, Kokanee, Cod and Halibut.
www.supertackle.info
N2013
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Speaking of small bait in that are always have a few of these on hand-invented by a local lad.
DJ's Lures saltwater products
DJ's Lures saltwater salmon lures manufactured using new high visabilty colour technology.www.djslures.com
SUPERTACKLE.INFO sells fishing tackle for both salt and fresh water.
Supertackle sells fishing tackle made by Wigglefin and LureCharge. Fishing for Salmon, Trout, Kokanee, Cod and Halibut.
those work great for chums & Sox in their respective patterns. Probably for pinks as well.
RiverBoy
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they work for springs too. just need the right color.
Tydey
Active Member
Will also be up there next weekend! Stoked. And as for the crabbing I’m unsure, I know years ago we used to drop traps in coal harbour, but I’ve heard it’s not great anymore, and we also don’t feel like pulling the boat over. So the past few years we’ve left the traps at home.
Macdeep
Active Member
interesting - what colours? The usual greens, blues, purples? Pics? Cheers
