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Top Photo: May 13, 2013. Report and pic from Avid Sportfishing in Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands. Owner Neil Goodwin says, "How many of you would like to catch a 50 pound Chinook salmon? Well we got one last night in our home water right in front of town. We barely got our lines in the water when Mike Petersen hooked into the elusive early season hog. After a dramatic 40 minute battle Mike landed a 51 pounder! What a way to start the season!" Info to book guided fishing trips please contact me anytime.

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River, Ocean and Lake Reports

(Smithers, Terrace, Kitimat, Prince Rupert and Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands)

 

Last update was Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 5:03am

Sunrise 5:22am Sunset 9:40pm

 

BOOKING NOW for:

- 2013 Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands for river and ocean

- 2013 Skeena River summer-run Steelhead and Salmon

- 2013 Kitimat River for Coho (Silver) Salmon PLUS Chinook, Chum and Pink

- 2013 Multi Rivers for spring Steelhead

- 2013 Multi Rivers for spring Chinook

- 2013 Kwinamass River for Steelhead (April &May) only

- 2013 Gitnadoix River Class 1

- 2013 Ishkeenickh & Kincolith Rivers

- 2013 Zymoetz (Copper) River class 1 and 2 sections

- 2013 Nass and Coastal Rivers

- Douglas Channel ocean fishing for Salmon and Bottom fish

- Prince Rupert ocean fishing for Salmon and Bottom fish

Need info to book "any" guided fishing trip now and for 2013 contact me anytime

 

  FOR SALE 10.55 acres Skeena River frontage and

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Commentary:  Wind: N 15km/h Partly cloudy (+7 degrees C) Rivers are on the drop. Good fishing conditions should return soon. Ocean fishing is excellent!  Steelhead and Chinook are the target fish now on a couple of rivers, namely the Kalum and Kitimat. Trout (Cutthroat and Rainbow) and Dolly Varden Char are always available in the rivers, streams and lakes. NOTICE: please send me pics of your catch, I would love to post them. Note: For Rent Fully furnished quaint cottage near Lakelse and Skeena Rivers, scroll to Accommodation section near end of this webpage. Note: We would like to WELCOME Avid Sportfishing on board, see Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands section. Note: Jamie Hunt of the Great Pacific Salmon Lodge reports for Prince Rupert Note: Avid Sportfishing ...sign up to receive their E-newsletters and email notifications on last minute deals, see Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands section. Note: 2013 trip discounts offered from Grizzly King Fishing, see Skeena & Northwest Rivers section. Note: FOR SALE 10.55 acres Skeena River frontage, see Market Place section. Note: FOR SALE stunning walk-on waterfront acreage with custom log home, see Market Place section. Note: Product Profile posted is Islander Reels. Note: Rob Vodola lands huge Kalum River Steelhead April 2007, see Vintage Video Clips section. Note: Past fishing report April 28, 1996 posted in the History section. Note: We are pleased to welcome Skeena Meadows onboard, see Skeena River (section 4) section.  Note: We are pleased to WELCOME Catchercraft Boats on board, see more info below Skeena River. Note: NEW section added called Recommended Fly Fishing Gear. Note: Noel Gyger YouTube videos received 749,461  views as of May 1st. Note: NEW Salt water regs just published, see Douglas Channel section for a link.

 

Update: Avid Sportfishing sent pic and report, see Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands section. Update: in Recommended Fly Fishing Gear section. Update: NEW Top Photo posted May 13th. Update: Pipeline report fails real-world test, see Conservation section. Update: Tracey Hittel of Kitimat Lodge sent report and pics, see Kitimat Lodge section. Update: Tracey Hittel of Kitimat Lodge sent report and Halibut pic from the Douglas Channel. Update: for Skeena, Kalum, Lakelse River Bridge and Copper. Update: popular local fishing spot, see NEW Lakelse River Bridge section. Update: Note from Noel after meeting with Jamie Hunt of the Great Pacific Salmon Lodge, see Prince Rupert Ocean Fishing section. More updates will come in as the day moves on. Cast on link to send me your fishing report or feedback. Or phone 250-635-2568, if I am not available leave your report on my answering machine. 

 

How to read this webpage: Scroll down to read ALL the Current updates in Red highlighted in Yellow  The most up-to-date reports are DATE STAMPED (Example: Tue July 11/11) So when you scroll through the report look for these markers.

 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

Skeena River (Section 1-2-3):

Water high and dirty but starting to drop now. Fishing is over awhile. This high water should bring in the fresh Chinook (King) Salmon run. Tip: fish the clean water where trib rivers dump into the Skeena, sometime fishing for Chinook in these spots can be fantastic. Exstew and Exchamsiks rivers for example. Reg: all wild Steelhead everywhere in British Columbia are catch and release. The spring Steelhead run was strong.

 

Tip: I suggest the fishing rod be a GLoomis STR 1265c/10’6” MED-HEAVY Moderate Action (GL 2 8-17lb – 3/8 to 1 oz.).  Reel Shimano Calcutta (400B) filled with 20lb test Maxima mono. Gibbs makes some great floats. Be sure to use a Gamakatsu hook. The Coho (Silver) Salmon run is below average. Here is a direct link to the Coho chart. Many anglers are catching both Steelhead and Coho in the same day. The weather forecast is very good over the next few days, so get out there and catch some fish. If you need a fishing guide just contact me anytime.

 

Fisheries and Oceans Canada Preliminary Salmon Outlook for 2013:

http://www.sportfishing.bc.ca/docs/preliminary_2013_salmon_outlook.pdf

 

Sample Skeena River heights below:

Cast on link for current Skeena River water heights

http://www.wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/graph/graph_e.html?stn=08EF001

 


 

Tyee Test Fishery 2013 season:

 

Coming soon...

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Catchercraft Boats

 

                       

 

 

NOW taking orders for pontoon boat or raft deliveries to the Skeena area later this year!

 

Go to www.catchercraft.com to see a full line-up of specialized pontoon boats and rafts for fishing the wild rivers of northern British Columbia

 


 

Kitimat Lodge

 

 

Tracey Hittel, owner Kitimat Lodge WELCOMES ALL to the 2013 season. The fishing guides and staff look forward to seeing you soon and getting you into the BIG ones...

 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

Kitimat Lodge Steelhead fishing report - May 16, 2013

 

Another week passes and the Steelhead season is still going on, high water has pushed not only the fish into the upper reaches of the systems as well is scaring off the fishermen as brown coloured water with limited visibility has us Saltwater fishing. Some of the rivers are on the drop though and the Chinook fishing will start to produce in big numbers. As for big fish attached is a whale of a fresh Chinook caught by Kaz from Japan, his guide gordo had to row down a mile of water to land this monster, all of 40lbs and as chrome as you will ever see. Also attached is another great fish caught by Kaz, this one a Steelhead of 40 inches. Kaz has been fly fishing with a double hander with us now for many years and this year was one of the most productive, he had a day this spring where he hooked into 14 Steelhead, another client landing 5 for 12 Steelhead the same day. As well I had to attach first time angler Hasegawa, with a lunker 40 inch Steelhead he caught with pro guide Ariel fishing the black mambo.

 

If you remember from this winter Don Stewart arrived and hammered some nice steelies on the fly, he was back again for the spring run with his buddy Alex from Venture Jetboats out of the Frazer Valley, and attached is another huge Steelhead Alex is holding, just one of the three he fooled on the Spey that day. Attached in the next pic is Don himself with the Bass Pro hat, Don has been a great customer to the Spey fishing world as he has the latest in rods, reels, and lines, and I mean lines, every colour and weight line you can imagine, we tried them all. Did I mention Don just started spey fishing this February! Joining the fellas for the week was Dons son, Matt, first time on the spey and broke his cherry on the trip, nice one Matt.

 

Last but not at all least is Suzuki who had a great trip and I attached a single pic of his nice male Steelhead and the Grrrrr! on his face says it all.

 

Another spring season of the Steelhead is passing us and the Halibut trips are producing already. We look forward to the summer and if the Salmon run is this good already I think we shall have a very big push of Chinook this June.

 

This week arriving guests are from Red Deer and Medicine Hat Alberta.

 

Sat May 11/13 5:01am

Kitimat Lodge Steelhead fishing report - April 28, 2013

 

Steelhead fishing is peak this time of year on the Kitimat and Skeena systems. Manchester England Spey caster, Tony Clements has repeatedly sought after the elusive Steelhead trout on the fly.
Today is Tonys birthday, not only landing two steelhead as well enduring the morning with numb fingers as it snowed. He said take a pic as this is crazy. We decided to head back to the lodge, warm up with a turbo charged coffee and fish the Kitimat's high tide.
The rivers on the drop from last nights rain and snow, I tell Tony its gonna warm this afternoon.
We waded into the run and literally 10 minutes in, Tony is into a chrome hen fish. We don't have a net so its a quick pic and off she goes.
Local angler Rick Wakita walks into the run with a drift rod, his pink worm as a attraction draws me out of the water. I start making conversation and we talk at length, as Tony swings his fly, called the Al CaPrawn, another one of Ariel's homemade concoctions, it fishes as well if not better than the worm. Rick watches as Tony casts into the cream of the pool, this is Ricks first day of steelheading and he thankfully waits for his turn at the run he's fished for decades. It's high tide at 3 he says, I'll cast the pink worm or roe in this pool for hours, get my fish and head home to the smokehouse.
After years of gently releasing steelhead the image of a food fishery reflecting the god of all trout is ... What it is.
The Kitimat is fortunate to produce massive runs of steelhead with the opportunity to retain a fin clipped gem.
I watched today as a seal peaked his head above the pool we were fishing, then disappeared, whew I thought, it was not five minutes later a huge Steelhead jumped out of the water, its signature red stripe helplessly grappled in the mouth of the tusks of the hungry seal.
Tony landed his second Steelhead of the day, a beautiful hen fish, scarred by the aggressive bite of the seal.
Ohh the seal, shoot the F@#%, says Tony, I agree silently. Remembering back to my Haisla friend saying, why stop the cull, the livers are better than beef.
Attached are a few photos of Tony's trip and its only a small piece that I can explain without experiencing it in real life. Tony goes home with a lifetime of memories here in Kitimat, and as he sits on his front garden in France overlooking his retirement vineyard, scratching his cheek. The cheek that was penetrated by a razor sharp steelhead fly in a crazy wind, he will not only ponder his trip, but return again next year.
This is the Kitimat Steelhead experience.

 

Tracey John Hittel
Kitimat BC Canada
250 632-9880 hm.
250 639-4277 cell.

www.steelheadheaven.ca
www.kitimatlodge.com


 

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Tue May 21/13 5:01am

Kalum River:

Water high but good shape. Good chance now to catch both Steelhead and Chinook on the same day. I had a report of some good Chinook fishing. Theory: When the water is rising it picks up debris from the shore line; the fish think your fly is part of the suspended debris. With water like this the fish are on the defensive.   

 

Chinook (King) Salmon are coming into the river now. They travel quickly in low water. Good chance to hook both Steelhead and Chinook on the same day. We used to catch them in good numbers beginning around April 25th. They usually hold in the big deep pools for a time before moving upriver. If they are in you will see them rolling. If you see them rolling, they will bite Reg: Fishing for Chinook closes May 24th on the upper end. Note: I wrote an article titled "May 2nd of the Kalum" in 1985. It is about catching both Steelhead and Chinook on the same day. The article is 28 years old but still very relevant today, I think. Cast on this link to read the article. "New this year" Reg: The fishing guides can guide from April 1 to November 1. How to: Spey rods work well on this big river, the fishing guides know all the good spots. If you are interested to book a guided trip please contact me anytime. Guides and rod-days are very limited on this river so book soon. How to: This is also a good river to float fish a Pink Worm or Gooey Bob. Fact: This river usually does not freeze over in the winter. It will freeze if conditions are right and that would be if it is very cold and snowing. Slush forms and starts to back up the water when it hits the rocks. This slows the river to such an extent it freezes over.

 

Hi Noel, the Spring Steelhead fishing this year has been very good. Our guest's have had some great action. We are also starting to get some nice Chinooks making for some exciting fishing . Here is a photo of Alexander with a fresh fly caught Kalum River Steelhead.

Andrew Rushton
Kalum River Lodge
Terrace, BC, Canada
www.kalumriverlodge.com

Tel:   250-635-7204
Cell:  250-615-9462
E-mail:  kalumriverlodge@xplornet.ca

 

Lakelse River and Lake:

Mon May 13/13 5:01am

The water is high but in good shape. Trout fishing in the upper end is good. The Steelhead, especially in the upper end, are in full spawning mode and should not be targeted. These are true summer-run wild fish and all must be released. Most of these fish came into the river last summer and fall. Regs: Cutthroat Trout release above CNR bridge, Mar 1 – May 31. Reg: Fly fishing only between Lakelse Lake and CNR bridge Mar 1 – May 31. Reg: Bait ban; no powered boats. Class II water all year.

 

Lakelse River Bridge:

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

This one of the most popular fishing spots in the Terrace area. There used to be a sign on the bridge that read NO FISHING FROM BRIDGE but nobody paid any attention to it. I have a pic of over 30 people fishing off the bridge. This is a great time of year to start fishing off the bridge for Chinook. Tip: best tackle is a marabou jig or hot shot. There is a small unattended campsite by the bridge that fills up quickly with campers. Lots of good memories for me and my family from this bridge.

 

Zymoetz (Copper) River: 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

Water dropping should be fishable soon.  Reminder: No fishing above the sign at the transmission line crossing (below) Zymoetz Canyon Jan 1 – June 15. You can still fish below the sign all winter. Fact: Last year we had a record run of Steelhead, lets hope we have good run this year. Tip: check the Tyee Test Fishery charts and see the numbers for Steelhead, they look real good. The fly rods work extremely well in this river. Where: Sockeye fishermen are working the bars across from the Copper River. Fly fishing is the choice of many anglers on this river. Wading with quality Simms waders and accessories is the way to go. A friend of mine is very happy with his new Islander fly reel. Tip: Fly fishermen please wade safely by using a wading staff.

 

Sample Zymoetz (Copper) River heights below:

Cast on link for current Zymoetz (Copper) River water heights:

http://www.wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/graph/graph_e.html?stn=08EF005

 

Kitimat River:

Fri May 17/13 5:01am

Water dropping, may be fishable today. One has a chance to catch both Steelhead and Chinook on the same day.

 

Sample Kitimat River waters heights below:

Cast on link for current Kitimat River water heights: http://www.wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/graph/graph_e.html?stn=08FF001

 

Douglas Channel:

Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Cast on link for 2013-15 Tidal and Freshwater Guide online and more…

 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

 

Ocean: Halibut photo courtesy Tracey Hittel of Kitimat Lodge. Fishing for Halibut has been pretty good. Fishing for other bottom is is good. Salmon fishing is very good. Crab and Prawn trapping is very good also. If you are interested to book a Douglas Channel salt water trip please contact me anytime.

 

Fri May 10/13 5:01am

Isolated coastal streams: I heard Steelhead fishing is very good. Got to know the spots though. The fishing guides really know the spots...and they know the best techniques for both spin and fly fishing. Some of the best pools are only accessible by helicopter.  If you are interested in a guided heli trip contact me anytime.

 

Bulkley River area:

Fri May 10/13 5:01am

Lakes: Most lakes at lower elevations are ice free. Fishing can be very productive just after ice off. Dennis Lake, Babine Lake are still frozen - partially frozen. With high temperatures forecasted for the rest of the week we should see these lake open up very soon. 

 

Sun Apr 28/13 5:01am

Lakes: Seeley Lake, Ross Lake and Lake Kathleen are all ice free! Tyhee and Round Lake should be ice free in the next day or so. Fishing any of these lake right at ice off can be very productive! Troll a leach pattern, try your luck chronomid fishing or use some spinners, wedding bands... Fish tend to be fairly close to the surface the first little bit!

 

Fishing Reports from Oscar's Source for Sports in Smithers, BC

 


Recommended Fly Fishing Gear:

 

Courtesy Chad Black Nicholas Dean Outdoors

 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

In the low water conditions of early April, we generally used light sink tips to cover the shallow riffles and tailouts where Steelhead were holding.  Type 3 and Type 6 tips were generally all that was needed for most conditions.  With the higher flows of late Spring, and in particular on the tributary rivers, we've also been using Rio's MOW tips in a variety of weights and lengths to get the fly down to the fish.  The Heavy MOW tips, made of T-14 material, have been particularly useful, in lengths of 5, 7.5, 10 and 12.5 ft.

 

As with March, best colours have been pink, black, blue and orange.  When fishing the Skeena and its tribs, larger flies from 2.5" to 4" in length have been most productive.  Smaller flies in a variety of weights in the 1" to 2.5" range have worked the best on coastal rivers. 

When targeting Steelhead, we've been using rods in the 12.5' to 13.5' ft range, for a 7 or 8 weight line on the larger rivers. Our personal favourites for this fishing include the 7126 Sage TCX and the 8139 Loomis Dredger.  When targeting Chinook specifically, we've been using heavier 9 and 10 weight rods in the 13' to 15' range.  Single hand rods and switch rods have gotten the nod on the coastal rivers.  In particular, I had a chance to fish a 8116 Sage One rod and can confirm that it's a very good rod that's ideally suited to the coast!

 

From Last Week:

Rods, Reels, Lines: For Steelhead - Spey rods in the 12' to 14' range, with a Skagit head to match.  A 7126 TCX paired with a 500 grain Skagit Flight and Loomis  8139 Dredger with a 525 grain Skagit are excellent choices.  A good quality disc or cork drag reel (e.g. Islander and Ross) with a minimum of 150 yards of 30 lb backing.  For Spring Chinook Salmon, same as above, except with heavier gear - 9 weight minimum, 10 weight better.

Sink Tips and Tippet: A 15' Type III and 15' Type VI for most shallow water applications, and a variety of MOW tips - medium (T-11) and heavy (T-14) for deeper and/or heavier water.  Always 15 lb Maxima Ultragreen for Steelhead.  Increase tippet to 20 lb Maxima Ultragreen if targeting Spring Chinook.

Flies: Idylwilde String Leech, Bunny Tube, Marabou Tube and Popsickle, in shrimp pink, cerise, black, blue and orange.  

If you need info to book a pro fishing guide please contact me anytime.


Prince Rupert Ocean Fishing:

Great Pacific Salmon Lodge

How do you possibly put into words the level of Salmon action around Great Pacific Salmon Lodge these days?
Let the facts speak for them self's.

2 Boats
5 Guests

70 Salmon caught and released or long lined released
Only kept the bleeders

Left the dock at 7 am
Fishing 20 minutes from the Lodge

Limits on Salmon by noon.

Hali/Ground fishing
-25 pound Yellow Eye
-70 Pound Ling (released)
-10 Additional Lings
-15 Additional Yellow Eyes
-18 Halis to the boat looking for a MONSTER. Largest released was 85#'s

Back at the Lodge by 3 PM.
Blue Sky, warm and Calm waters all day.
Simple report.

AND... This is only the beginning of August. I cant wait for this part of the season to REALLY kick in.
Reports from all over the area are showing massive amounts of Salmon around right now. Limits for those that want them in under a hour or 2.
Pod of 60 Killer whales seen heading north
Breaching whales

Prince Rupert is truly THE Sportsman's paradise.

Come on out and give it a try!

 

Call Jamie for details:

 

Jamie Hunt

403-813-2704

www.greatpacificsalmonlodge.com

 

 

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

I met Jamie Hunt for a coffee in Terrace on May 18th. Jamie and his wife Heidi were on there way to Prince Rupert to work on getting their lodge and boats shaped up for the season opener. One of his ocean captains joined us. After some work in Rupert they plan to go test fishing, I meant to say fishing. Reports are fishing around the Rupert area is fabulous. Wishing Jamie and his crew the very, very best this season, stay tuned for reports and pics. Best regards, Noel Gyger.

 

Tue Apr 30/13 5:01am

 

This huge Chinook was landed last season at the Great Pacific Salmon Lodge.  Give the owner Jamie Hunt a call 403-813-2704 and book your charter now.  They now do both lodge and day bookings.

 

Thu Apr 4/13 5:01am

Ocean fresh Chinook Salmon landed in Prince Rupert yesterday, March24th. Photo courtesy of the Great Pacific Salmon Lodge. They are taking bookings now so cast on their website to make the arrangements.

 


Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands:

 

                             Avid Sportfishing

 

  

       Our 30 foot Kingfisher guide boat, the safest and most comfortable in the Charlottes

 

                Finest ocean and river fishing, lodging and dining in remote Haida Gwaii

 

       We strive to provide our guests with the BEST fishing lodge experience possible

 

Contact us anytime for more information:

 

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Tue May 21/13 5:01am

No big Chinook's to brag about yet but a lot of good fish starting to show on the West Coast of Haida Gwaii. With the big schools of Herring that are hanging around its only a matter of time before the big migratory Chinook start putting our clients to the test. The season is upon us so if you haven't done so already, get booked with Avid for 2013!

 

Tue Apr 30/13 5:01am

Haida Gwaii Fishing Report April 2013

So far so good in 2013! Latest Avid fishing report:

Cast here to read the full fishing report

 

Thu Apr 4/13 5:01am

What a fantastic day! Sunshine, Salmon, BBQ's, Killer Whales and Great company!....that pretty much says it all <((((((>{ We are taking booking everyday. Please contact us Avid Sport Fishing anytime to make the arrangements. See you soon...

 

Fri Feb 15/13 5:15am

Just to let you know we have partnered with Delta Hotels in Vancouver and worked out a deal for our guests who are arriving in Vancouver the day before the flight to Haida Gwaii. Most of our trips require our guests to catch the early morning flight to Sandspit. We recommend guests arrive in Vancouver the day before in preparation for this early departure. We've decided to include hotel rooms and breakfast in our trips to make it easier for everyone. We are currently advertising this as our "2013 Trade Show Special" but it will be included in our packages from now on along with the round trip airfare (Vancouver -Sandspit). Just thought you should know if you have any inquiries, Thanks. Neil Goodwin Guide/Owner Avid Sportfishing.

 

Jan 1/13 5:00am

Sign up to receive our E-newsletters and email notifications on last minute deals. Be among the first to know about cancellations and available dates at discounted rates on Haida Gwaii fishing trips. http://www.avidsportfishing.ca/rates-and-dates/last-minute-deals

 

Tue Dec 18/12 5:05am

We now include round trip airfare from Vancouver in all 3 and 4 day packages! Check our website for updated 2013 packages and rates.

 


Skeena & Northwest Rivers:

 

Grizzly King Fishing

 

Where the dream awakes...&...The Fishing Begins...

 

Let us take you on guided fishing tours on the world famous Skeena River, the Kitimat River, and other really good Steelhead & Salmon rivers.

 

 

Website: www.grizzlykingfishing.com

                                     E-mail: info@grizzlykingfishing.com

 

Update:

New in 2013

- Day trip bookings.

- Contact us now, to get a "serious" discount on early booking for 5 day salmon fishing and 6 nights of accommodation.

Best regards,

David Wulms

www.grizzlykingfishing.com

info@grizzlykingfishing.com

 

 

Mon Mar 11/13 5:06am

Hi Noel, Took out my new 8 wt Hardy Marksman fishing rod with a Hardy Fortuna reel attached to it, to the river last Saturday, and landed two nice Steelheads.

Best regards,

David Wulms.

 

Fri Feb 15 /13 5:15am

Hi Noel, I went out fishing today Feb 3rd, and landed some nice steelheads.

Best regards,

David Wulms.

 


Webflyz

 

Custom made flies by Cory Koenig of Webflyz BC http://www.webflyz.com

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History:   

1996 April 28

NORTHWEST B.C. WEEKLY FISHING REPORTS

Fishing Report For April 21 to April 28, 1996

The photo attachment this week, shows Randy Marshall about to release a beautiful 17-pound Doe Steelhead that he hooked on the Kalum river in the "Marshall pool" on March 28/96... which BTW was his eighth "wild" Steelhead landed that day. On the same day his fishing partner, Greg McInroy landed five, for a total of 13. That's the best Steelheading I've ever seen, but that's not the end of the story...the next day Randy and Greg landed 14. It just does not get any better:-)

Dear Fishing Friends:

I'm sending the fishing report one day early (normally I send them on Sunday) because tomorrow, I'm off to the Kasiks river (the most beautiful river in the world) for a camping (fishing) trip for one or two nights. We hope to catch Steelhead plus resident Trout and Dolly's.

Weather... The air temperature has been cooler than normal. Lows of 2 degrees C. to highs of 10 - 12 degrees C. Lots of low cloud and fog in the early morning with scattered rain showers and the odd sunny period. This type of weather keeps most of our rivers in shape.

In general the Kalum river is consistent with the Steelhead bite. The water is high but clean. If you can cover a lot of water, you will be successful and hook fish. There is a lot of Steelhead in the Kalum river. There is no sign of Chinook Salmon yet but we are expecting them any day. Last year, we hooked the first one on April 25. The earliest we have ever hooked one was April 5. To protect this "special" run of early Chinook salmon it is catch and release only up until July 1. The river record for Chinook salmon is 85-pounds.

Kalum River...April 21/96. Angling Guide Clint Derlago's two guests today on the Kalum river drift hooked three Steelhead and landed two, one buck and one doe. Both fish were bright, maybe a spring run fish. My boat hooked the same number but then... we got lucky and landed another "BIG BUCKY". This Steelhead measured 38 inches in length and had a 20 inch girth... and by our catch and release formula it weighed 20.2-pounds. The fish was hooked at the "Joint Hole" and was so strong that it pulled us out of that pool and into the next and we ended up landing it at "Glacier Creek pool", right next to the Moose Kill (by wolves last winter). The other Steelhead we landed was a very bright doe estimated to weigh 6 to 8-pounds. Cosmo took guests, Gunnar and Saito with the jet boat on the lower Kalum river and they also hooked 3 Steelhead plus some big Dolly's and Cutthroat's. The two Kitimat river drift boats got skunked and the guides were disappointed because conditions were excellent and other boats were catching fish. But that's fishing. You have to take your "lumps" sometimes.

Kalum River...April 23/96. Angling guide Clint Derlago was on the Kalum drift with two guests Ted and Curtis from the U.S.A and they hooked a total of two Steelhead. Both were landed. As we say...they were two for two. My drift boat and my guests Randy S. and Sam P. from the U.S.A hooked a total of five Steelhead and landed three. The largest one was estimated to weigh 20-pounds or more. We never actually got to measure the fish because the hook pulled only a foot or so from shore and Randy was disappointed that he could not get a photo. I shot some video. NOTE: The water is in perfect shape, but the river is two feet higher than normal. The theory is....that this "scatters" the fish and they could be anywhere, making it hard to corner them and we can't get "BLOW OUT" Steelheading:-( But ...on the bright side, the fish are happy:-) Actually everyone is happy because...that's why it's called fishing and not catching. Cosmo took Gunnar Larson from Denmark to the upper Kalum river (locals call it the Beaver river) with the jet boat and Gunner landed one very nice Steelhead in a pool that we named after him. Tony, Cosmo's son, went along to ride "shotgun" for Gunner. The next day they went to Prince Rupert, with the jet boat to fish for Dungeness Crab and Smelts.

Kalum River...April 24/96. Angling Guide Clint Derlago was on the Kalum drift with two guests Ted and Curtis from the U.S.A and they hooked a total of two Steelhead. Both were landed. One was a buck and was estimated to weigh around 24-pounds. They did very well.. considering the weather had turned bad, with rain and wind so they decided to quit early. My drift boat with my guests Randy S. and Sam P. from the U.S.A hooked a total of four Steelhead and landed three. Sam had the "natural hat trick" and landed three in a row, equaling Gunnar Larsen's record. We also landed two Dolly Varden Char. Gunnar Larsen, Cosmo and his son Tony went to Prince Rupert for a "Crab run" and came back with their limit of six Crabs each, plus about a half five gallon pail of Smelts. There was a "CRAB PIG OUT" at the lodge :-)

Kitimat River...Good fishing reports are coming in from this river. Good numbers of Steelhead are being hooked. The water is in good shape but once again...a bit high. It is catch and release for the wild Steelhead but you may retain hatchery Steelhead. The hatchery Steelhead can be identified by the clipped adipose fin.

Lakelse River...Good reports of Steelhead being hooked on the flyrod in the upper river where there is a restriction for flyfishing only. Cutthroat and Dolly Varden fishing remains only fair because the air temperature has been, on average, cool.

Copper (Zymoetz) River...Still dirty.

Yours sincerely,  Noel F. Gyger

For ALL PAST reports cast here:  http://www.noelgyger.ca/past-fishing-reports.htm

 


Vintage Video Clips

Spring Steelhead - 2007

 

Rob Vodola lands this huge Kalum River Steelhead while spin fishing spring 2007. This is a short, small screen wmv video that runs for about 1 minute. Thankfully, we are getting the same action this 2013 season.

 

Cast on this link Video Clip 0024 (Nice big buck) to watch it.

 

To watch more video clips cast on this link:

http://www.noelgyger.ca/video-clips-web.htm


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I book guided fishing trips for whom I think are the very best fishing guides in British Columbia. I know all of them very well. They do a fabulous job and pride themselves on service and professionalism.

IF YOU ARE EVER INTERESTED TO BOOK A TRIP WITH ONE OF THEM PLEASE CONTACT ME ANYTIME. My contact info is: Phone 250-635-2568 E-mail: noel@noelgyger.ca  

Hope to hear from you soon. Take care. Best regards,  Noel Gyger


 

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 1. Noel Gyger Home Family and Friends Page

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 3. BC Steelhead Fishing Guides

 4. BC Heli Fishing

 5. British Columbia Salmon Charter and Fishing Guides

 6. Chinook King Salmon Guide Services

 7. Noel Gyger Guided Fishing Adventures

 8. Terrace BC Fishing Guides 


 

Guest Reports and Photos - 2012 Season Review:

 

Guest reports and photos are posted here:

http://www.noelgyger.ca/archived-fishing-reports/february-1-28_2013.pdf

 


Past Top Photos:

 

May 1 to May 13, 2013. Hi Noel, my name is Dawna Johnson and my boyfriend is Mike Doknick and we just got home to Quesnel BC after a awesome fishing trip to Terrace BC with our long time friend Darren Bisson. We had awesome weather and great fishing :-) We read your fishing report every day and we have a couple photos that we think you will enjoy and might even get to make the report. We had the time of our lives and landed a lot of steelhead, we will be returning to Terrace soon as we love to come visit and fish. P.S. hope the pics work.

Cast on photo to view in larger size 

 

April 18 to May 1, 2013. Ariel Kuppers with a beautiful spring Steelhead landed with spey fly rod. Ariel is an AAG (Assistant Angling Guide) for Tracey Hittel of Kitimat Lodge If you need info to book a pro fishing guide contact me anytime.

Cast on photo to view in larger size  

 


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Luanne Roth, Marine Director Prince Rupert Environmental Society 250 627 4201


 

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NOTICE:

Great Pacific Salmon Lodge is trying to fill a few holes in the schedule.
Rates as low as $1,500/ person.
Call Jamie for all the information
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Steve Hidber - Oscars Source for Sports, Smithers BC

 

No matter if you call the Bulkley Valley home or are here visiting, make sure to come see us. We are your source for fishing and sports activities. We are also here to help you with local information and activities in the area.

 

 Alex, Jim, Steve

Oscar's Adventure Travel

www.oscarsadventuretravel.com

jim@oscarsadventuretravel.com

 

and

 

Oscar's Source For Adventure

www.oscarssports.com

info@oscarssports.com

1222 Main Street

Box 550

Smithers BC

V0J 2N0

Phone:(250)877-1994

Fax:(250)847-3396

 

We are looking forward seeing you in the Tackle Store!

  


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 Tight Lines and see you on the water.

 Jeff Carlson – owner


 

Home Hardware and Sporting Goods

"Kitimat's Largest Tackle Shop"

380 City Centre

Kitimat BC

Tel: 250-632-3522   Fax: 250-632-3528   Cell: 250-632-1275

E-mail: wakita@telus.net

 

They also operate a Fishing Guide and Charter Boat: Reliable Guide and Charters


Contact Noel Gyger to book a guided fishing trip both river and ocean


 

Product Profile:

 

Islander Reels   www.islander.com

 

  

Manufacture of World-Class and Specialty Fishing Reels

 

 

Islander Reels has been manufacturing precision Center Pin, Fly and Mooching reels for over 15 years as a division of The J.S. Foster Corporation of Saanichton, near Victoria, B.C., Canada.

 

"In order to land the big fish you need a reel that you can depend on, a reel that will hold its own in the face of a challenge. For over 15 years Islander Reels have been put to the test in some of the most extreme sports fishing conditions in the world. In our constant quest for perfection, Islander Reels have evolved into the best reels on the market. From detailed design and ingenious machining to the final finishing touch, Islander Reels have been built to last, built to excel and built to provide you with the fishing experience of a lifetime."

 

Islander Reels is the Number One choice of Professional Guides in the North West.

 

Contact info: Islander Precision Reels 6771 Kirkpatrick Crescent Saanichton B.C.  V8M1Z8  Canada Phone 250-544-4856 Fax: 250-544-1450

 

                                               www.islander.com

 

These fine products are available at the Best Dealers in the Northwest, City Centre Hardware and Sporting Goods in Kitimat J and E's Tackle in Prince Rupert, Oscars Source for Sports in Smithers and Fish Tales in Terrace, BC

 


Weather Reports telephone numbers: Terrace: 250-635-4192 Kitimat: 250-632-7864 Prince Rupert: 250-627-1155 Smithers: 250-847-1958.

Tide Charts – for  BC Coast: http://www.waterlevels.gc.ca/eng/find/region/1

 

Fight for Halibut Take Action Now! http://fightforhalibut.wordpress.com

    


 

Conservation

Tue May 21/13 5:01am

Pipeline report fails real-world test

Opinion: Risk assessment report on the likelihood of future marine spills full of numerous errors that threatens credibility

Cast here for full story

 

Thu May 16/13 5:01am

Northern Gateway foes hijack Enbridge meeting

 

B.C. opponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline took over question period at Enbridge Inc.’s annual meeting Wednesday as hangover costs of a 2010 oil spill in Michigan continued to cloud its financial reports.

 Cast here to read the full story

 

Mon May 13/13 5:01am

From TheCanadian.org: Video: Truth About Libs' Enbridge Position / Video: Morton's Virus Lawsuit

 

Video: The Truth About Christy Clark's Position on Pipelines, Tankers - by Kevin Logan
From Common Sense Canadian contributor Kevin Logan comes this multimedia examination of Premier Christy Clark and the BC Liberal Party's real stand on proposed oil pipelines and tankers in BC. "What they have neglected to tell British Columbians is that their government has entered into binding agreements that ensure the success of pipelines from Alberta to the BC Coast... The June 2010 'Equivalency Agreement', done in secret by the BC Liberals with the Harper Conservative Government, forfeits BC's ability to review, assess and decide on these pipeline proposals which threaten to transform the province as we know it."’

Cast here to read the full story

 

Piscine Reovirus Pt.1: New Salmon Disease Sweeping the Coast? - by Ray Grigg with video by Twyla Roscovich
Piscine reovirus (PRV), known to cause heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI), is a disease that so weakens wild salmon that they may be unable swim the oceans or migrate to their spawning grounds. The presence of PRV-HSMI in BC's wild salmon was not revealed by the provincial government or the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), the two agencies that are supposed to be monitoring the condition of marine health. Once again disclosure of PRV-HSMI came from independent biologist Alexandra Morton. The credibility of her April, 2012, findings were supported by Professor Rick Routledge, a Simon Fraser University fish population statistician, whose research team found the piscine reovirus in 13 of 15 Cultus Lake cutthroat trout, a salmonid species.

Cast here to read the full story

 

Sun May 12/13 5:01am

Taking Minister of Fisheries and Marine Harvest to court

 

Hello, yesterday, I filed a Notice of Application to take the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Marine Harvest to Federal Court to stop them from putting diseased farm salmon into the Fraser sockeye migration route.

http://alexandramorton.typepad.com

Alexandra Morton

 

Thu May 9/13 5:01am

Enbridge breaks safety rules at pump stations across Canada

 

The biggest oil and gas pipeline company in Canada is breaking National Energy Board safety rules at 117 of its 125 pump stations across the country, but Enbridge says it's not to blame.

 

Cast here to read the full story

 

Thu May 9/13 5:01am

SalmonConfidential.ca
Turning the Tide for Wild Salmon this Election?

 

Voting for Wild Salmon - what you need to know

 

Cast here for details

 

Fri May 3/13 5:01am

Enbridge spill risk more than 90%, SFU report says

 

A new report from Simon Fraser University claims there is at least a 90 percent probability of an oil tanker spill if the Enbridge plan for the Northern Gateway pipeline goes ahead.

 

Cast here to read the full story

 

Fri May 3/13 5:01am

Wild Salmon Any Practical Steps? 

Hello, I have spent the past month touring the film Salmon Confidential throughout BC to packed rooms.  People are deeply angered by what they hear from the bureaucrats and they want to know what they can do. 

As all British Columbians know we are mid-election campaign and thus we have an opportunity to restore democracy, small-town economies and wild salmon.  I know many of you dislike politics, but whoever wins will be the driver of the bus you are sitting in and I suspect none of us want to drive over the cliff of wild salmon extinction.

MLA candidates are attending every showing and I hear far more concern from the NDP candidates than the NDP Party.  The NDP who are favoured to form the next government of BC came out with a policy statement recently that badly needed a reality check.  What does it actually mean and fit with previous statements.

I have provided analysis on my blog, because it is my observation that wild salmon are dying of politics.  I don't think we have to lose them, but it is very very clear that if you want wild salmon you need to speak up RIGHT now, before you vote.  The current NDP position reads very differently than what they said as recently as March 23, 2013.

http://alexandramorton.typepad.com/alexandra_morton

The tour of Salmon Confidential has been very informative I have spoken with hundreds of people and learned so much.  Over 130,000 people have viewed the film, over 30,000 have signed the petition.  I am not sure what it takes for the people of BC to get wild salmon protected, but we are not there yet.

Alexandra Morton

Fri May 3/13 5:01am

From TheCanadian.org: How BCNDP Could Remove Salmon Farms

 

How Cohen Recommendations, Termination Clause and BCNDP Can End Risk to Wild Salmon Economy - by Kevin Logan
Let's turn to the notion that BC has no jurisdiction over salmon farms as a result of a recent lawsuit which saw the Federal Government assume much of the oversight of the industry. While this is essentially true, there is in fact a little known clause that exists in the agreements the Province holds with each and every fish farm. It is an exit clause in their tenures which can be exercised within 60 days - with no compensation - that revokes the license for them to operate, if it is in the public interest.

Cast here to read the full story

 


Rob Brown - The Skeena Angler

 

We are honoured to have Rob contributing to the Fishing Report. Rob also contributes a weekly column to our local Terrace Standard Newspaper: http://www.bclocalnews.com/bc_north/terracestandard

 

Rob Brown blog: http://web.me.com/skeenaangler/Skeena_Angler/Blog/Blog.html

Rob Brown Welcome: http://web.me.com/skeenaangler/Skeena_Angler/Welcome.html

 

Cast on PDF link to read article:

 

Sun May 19/13 5:01am

May 15, 2013

May one with sun

http://www.noelgyger.ca/images/rob-brown-may-15_2013.pdf

 

Sat May 11/13 5:01am

May 8, 2013

Play ball

http://www.noelgyger.ca/images/rob-brown-may-8_2013.pdf

 

Sun May 5/13 5:01am

May 1, 2013

Neocon Econ Icons

http://www.noelgyger.ca/images/rob-brown-may-1_2013.pdf

 

Sun Apr 28/13 5:01am

April 24, 2013

Tommy's leg

http://www.noelgyger.ca/images/rob-brown-apr-24_2013.pdf

 


 

News updates:

Cast on this link to see the latest flood watch update

 

Sun Mar 10/13 5:06am

Fishery Notice - Fisheries and Oceans Canada
 Subject: FN0103-RECREATIONAL - Eulachon  - All Freshwater in BC - Gear restriction
 Cast here to read notice

 

Wed May 2/12 5:00pm

Tyee Test Fishery for 2011

 

Sun April 8/12 5:00pm 

Northwest BC man pleads guilty to illegal guiding

 

Sun April 8/12 5:00pm

Safety and survival on water

 


 

Fri June 8/12 5:00pm

Noel Gyger has 96 fishing video clips on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=noelgyger 

Total Uploaded Views as of May 1, 2013 were: 749,461

PLUS Noel has another 50 or so posted on his webpage:

http://www.noelgyger.ca/video-clips-web.htm

Kind of like: Fishing videos until you drop!

 


 

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Highway webcam:

http://images.drivebc.ca/bchighwaycam/pub/html/www/111.html to view road conditions.  This one is near Terrace BC and is located at the junction of Highway 16 and Highway 37, looking east on Highway 16.  The image will update every 15 to 30 minutes

 


 

Fishing Regulations:

2013-2015 BC tidal waters and fresh-water (Federal) Salmon fishing information (including recent updates):

http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/index-eng.htm

Effective April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2015

Shellfish Contamination Closures:

www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/PSP

On-line tidal waters fishing licenses:

www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/recfish

  

2013-2015 Freshwater (Provincial) Fishing Regulations Synopsis:

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/fish/regulations/#Synopsis

Effective April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2015

Check for In-season Regulations Changes at:

www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/fish/regulations/#Inseason

Buy your fishing license online at:

www.fishing.gov.bc.ca

 


Market Place:

For Sale

Port McNeill, Vancouver Islands, BC

Stunning Walk-in Waterfront Acreage with Custom Log Home

Absolutely Stunning Low-bank Oceanfront

 

 

  

 

Ideal location for Fishing Lodge or Resort. Private boat launch - Golf course next door

 

  

 

More Photos, Moving slide show and Info on website: http://www.myoceanfrontbc.com

 

Contact owner:

 

Carl McIntosh

Phone: 250-956-2888

 


For Sale

Terrace BC

Best private river frontage on the Skeena River

Cast on link to view more photos:

http://www.noelgyger.ca/images/river-front-mar-16_2013.pdf

 

Best private river frontage on the Skeena River. Catch steelhead and all 5 species of pacific salmon standing in your own backyard, awesome pool on the edge of the yard. spectacular view with mountain peaks, wildlife and the river and the fish surfacing are visible from the kitchen and living room windows. 10.55 acres fully landscaped with fruit orchard(50+ trees), blueberry plantation,3 acre field, private boat launch, riverfront road and cedar plantation. new house (approx. 1400 sq. feet )(3 bedroom 2 bathroom) with wood fireplace, forced electric air and large cedar deck overlooking the river. 5 new buildings on the property include 14x16 shop (locking) 24x24 shop (locking),14x16 woodshed, steam sauna and well house, also a locking driveway gate. Comes with some extras included. 6191 Chimdemash loop road,15 minutes drive from downtown Terrace, on the mainstem Skeena. Ideal lodge location or private fishing property and boats can be tied up left in the water here. Satellite TV, Cell phone, and Internet service all available on the property. Asking $939,000. Serious enquiries only please.

 

Contact 250-615-6438 or chimdemashcreek@hotmail.com .

 


For Sale

Telkwa BC

Handcrafted log home on 1.41 acres Bulkley River frontage

 

Beautiful handcrafted log home on 1.41 acres Bulkley River frontage on the edge of Telkwa BC.  2/3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, chefs kitchen, custom carpentry throughout, landscaped.  Too much to list. Excellent fishing for salmon and steelhead out the back door.

PRICE LOWERED $390,000 Contact Noel Gyger for much more detail and even a slide show. 

 

For ALL the postings in Market Place cast here:

http://www.noelgyger.ca/market-place.htm

 

 


Bed and Breakfast:

 

Terrace

 

    


 

Accommodation:

For Rent

Terrace

Fully furnished quaint cottage Adults only. Location OLD REMO

- 20 minutes from Terrace paved road.

- Approximately 10 min. from Lakelse River and Skeena River area known as white bottom.

- Sleeps 3 persons but can accommodate 5 adults.

- $130 for 2 people per day

- $50.00 for each additional person per day

- $100.00 deposit

- No less than 3 days and a two week booking notice.

- For more information contact : Mary Hampton 250-635-4529

 


Noel Gyger would like to thank ALL his sponsors.  Without them the website and this fishing report would NOT be possible.

 

Current sponsors are: | Redl Sports | Normark | Simms | Tuf Line | Baitrix | Pure Fishing

Ace Line Hauler | Islander Reels | Lyman Lures | Scotty | Bubba's Bait Barn | Gibbs-Delta  | Simms | Shimano | Aspen Inn Smithers | Kitimat Lodge | Brecks-Maxima-Mepps - Exude | Pro-Troll  | Great Pacific Salmon Lodge | Avid Sport Fishing | Grizzly King Fishing | SplitKing Lures | Skeena Meadows | Catchercraft Boats |


 

It is NEVER too late to book a guided river or ocean fishing trip

 

RIVER FISHING Lots of lodge or day bookings still available on classified or non-classified waters.  Guiding fly or spin fishermen with raft, drift-boat or jet-boat.  Contact Noel to book NOW!

 

OCEAN FISHING Chinook Salmon, Bottom Fish and Crab in Prince Rupert or Kitimat Douglas Channel has started.  To book warm, covered charter boat please contact Noel Gyger anytime.  Phone: 250-635-2568 E-mail: noel@noelgyger.ca

 

NOW BOOKING for 2013: Let me know if I can be of service to book you with the "best" fishing guide and/or fishing lodges for both river and ocean. There are NO extra charges to book through me, just a lot of free information and advice from a person with years and years of fishing and fish guiding experience. It is like hiring two guides for the price of one. I will promptly answer your questions and concerns. Contact Noel Gyger to book NOW

 

I hope this fishing report, "meets with your entire satisfaction".

 

Your Feedback to noel@noelgyger.ca is always welcome

"You meet the nicest people on the river banks"

  

 

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