May 2014

 
 
 
 

Hello,

 
 

FISHING REPORT- The Good News just keeps coming!!!

The Pacific Salmon Commission released its preseason Chinook abundance for the West Coast Vancouver Island (WCVI) All is Good!!!

Chinook abundance is up by 55% and Allowable catch is up by 78%


What does this mean to you? There will be over 200,000 Chinook headed to WCVI this summer & 100,000 of those Chinook will be coming right into Esperanza Inlet & Nootka Sound. That’s a lot of fish to catch. Sharpen your hooks and plan your FISHING HOLIDAY NOW!!

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USA Salmon Migration Down the West Coast of Vancouver Island!!!

 The 1.9 million Chinook and 1.8 million Coho headed for the Columbia River and Puget Sound rivers have already showing at the mouth of Esperanza Inlet all around Catala Island, at Rosa Harbour, Garden Point & inside Ferrer Point. By the 1st of May fishing/catching will really start to heating up on these fish.



Charters- May 5 & 6 Salmon / Halibut / Prawns Fishing - Lodging May 5, 6 & 7

Two guys need 1 or 2 people to share a fishing charter. Includes 2 days of fishing & 3 nights lodging.

Price- 1 person $800- for 2 additional person $600 ea. THIS IS A GREAT DEAL!!

Be the FIRST one to call or email & you are in for a Great Fishing/ Catching Experience.

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Regulation Changes you are going to LIKE!!!

Although the regulations are not inked by Department of Fisheries and Ocean (DFO) YET!!!!!!!!! The new changes are in the final approval stages inside the DFO.

The focus of these changes is to allow greater access to the 100,000 Chinook Salmon returning to Esperanza Inlet and Nootka Sound without negatively effecting non-enhanced Chinook runs.

We will most likely see 1 over 77cm & 1 under 77cm retention of Chinook in most areas where we now have only under 77cm retention after July 15th.

There will be areas reopened to fishing that were open in 2012 but closed for 2013.

There will be new areas closed to all fin fish fishing to protect the non-enhanced Chinook stocks.

This is a give and take process. Give (conservation) when a local stock needs to be protected to insure its survival and growth. Take (harvest) when the enhanced Chinook runs are so large that there will plenty of fish to meet all stream and river production needs from where they spawn.

Get ready for the BEST Salmon Fishing YOU have EVER had!!!

CLICK HERE to make reservations for moorage, lodging, fishing charters & more NOW!!!


MUST BE BOOKED & PAID FOR BY MAY 31, 2014