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Dirtdog67
Guest
Wow, pretty well sums up the fishing in Nanaimo waters over the last several days.
Fish to 25 lbs. are hitting the ramp regularly with many more in the low to high teens. The key area's are still over at Entrance down to the Whalebone. Yesterday with the southeast blowing pretty strong, the boats were hiding at the cannery. Chad Green of Swale Rock fishing charters boated a 25, 22, and 11 for his clients. Truly awsome fishing for this time of year.
The majority of fish are coming on the anchovy in a clear green teaser. Depths are ranging from 100 to 150 ft. Monday saw the splatterback hootchie being the hot lure on the Dog House.
On the freshwater scene, all of the local lakes are producing great angling for trout. Westwood seems to be the talk of the town with some above average sized fish being taken on willow leafs and worm. Brannen lk. is another lake producing cutthroat to 16 inches. Again the willow leaf and worm seem to be the key. For flyfisherman, the micro leeches in black and olive fished close to the bottom is a sure bet. As well, the green carey special, wooly buggers and chronimids are producing.
Bass are now staging on their nests getting ready to lay their eggs. Use caution when angling for them. Remember that the Eighth annual Quesnell lk. Bass Tournament goes on June 17th.
For upto the minute reports contact us at the shop-244 1011
Darren Dickenson, Charter Manager - Screaming Fish and Fly
Fish to 25 lbs. are hitting the ramp regularly with many more in the low to high teens. The key area's are still over at Entrance down to the Whalebone. Yesterday with the southeast blowing pretty strong, the boats were hiding at the cannery. Chad Green of Swale Rock fishing charters boated a 25, 22, and 11 for his clients. Truly awsome fishing for this time of year.
The majority of fish are coming on the anchovy in a clear green teaser. Depths are ranging from 100 to 150 ft. Monday saw the splatterback hootchie being the hot lure on the Dog House.
On the freshwater scene, all of the local lakes are producing great angling for trout. Westwood seems to be the talk of the town with some above average sized fish being taken on willow leafs and worm. Brannen lk. is another lake producing cutthroat to 16 inches. Again the willow leaf and worm seem to be the key. For flyfisherman, the micro leeches in black and olive fished close to the bottom is a sure bet. As well, the green carey special, wooly buggers and chronimids are producing.
Bass are now staging on their nests getting ready to lay their eggs. Use caution when angling for them. Remember that the Eighth annual Quesnell lk. Bass Tournament goes on June 17th.
For upto the minute reports contact us at the shop-244 1011
Darren Dickenson, Charter Manager - Screaming Fish and Fly