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Historic (& Live for 2020) BC Interior Ice Off Chart
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The hatchery guys from Summerland stocked Isobel today with 3,500 Fraser Valley catchables . Larger number than usual was based on reports of winter kill. Great place to take the kids!
Went fishing near 100 mile house and caught fish….mosquitos were pesky on shore so I did not stay on shore ….not much of a story but at least a story
Wow, been pretty quiet around here for a couple months…
So I hit Tunkwa for 5 days over the long weekend in August. Fishing was a real challenge, I was lucky to get 1 fish each day, and a rare 2 on one of the days. Lots of people didn’t catch any ! Throat pumps produced zero cronies, just didn’t happen this year.
However, I went this past weekend, and the hatch is insane ! Massive bombers as you would expect from Tunkwa, but later than the past few years. I had an amazing day and landed 19 on Friday, with the first catch being over 4 lbs.
I left around noon Saturday and counted 125 boats ! The resort fishing report has obviously told all us fisherpeeps that the bite is on. Funny how so many boats were all piled up between the Provincial camp, and the resort. Must be going off in that area. I stayed on the opposite end where I was the only boat for most of the day. I think I counted 3, for all day over by me. So much nicer, and my music didn’t bother anyone either. Cheers
Thanks for the report Hew! Brandyn was at Tunkwa yesterday and lit it up pretty good too! Nice to see some size coming back in Tunkwa. With fall coming I’d imagine post should pick up again. Thanks again for sharing! 🙂
I forgot to mention that ASB with a red wrap was my winning ticket ! That out fished everything else I tried, and I did put on about 20 different cronies. I did catch the odd one on almost anything, but the ASB was consistent.
yup, hard to beat the good old ASB!
Fished a little lake 30 minutes from Kamloops today up at 4300’ with my father in-law. Surface temperature was 58.5 F with lots of fish rolling on the surface taking flying ants and the odd traveller sedge. I didn’t have any sedge pupae patterns or dry flys in my box so I tied on a little rabbit strip sparkle damsel pattern Rob put together and fished it on a type 2 intermediate sinking line anchored in 20-25’ of water casting in shallow and retrieving it to deeper water. We landed 15 fish between 3 and 5 pounds. They measured between 21 and 24”. Half looked to be Fraser Valleys and half Pennasks. The “boat launch” was brutal as always but the fishing more than made up for it. Looking forward to a few more weeks when the water really starts to cool and they get super aggressive.
Tight Lines…..
Awesome Chris thanks for sharing! That little wiggly (LTD) Damsel is a producer for sure! Came up with it a few years back and it rarely disappoints! For those interested here’s how to tie it …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPkyS-UWAT0
Great video Rob. That fly has always been killer for us at the north end of Stump under an indicator in October and November in the shallows.