Fishing Reports

Fishing Report – May 09, 2012

Spring fishing on Kootenay Lake is on. Most days out getting rainbows over
10 lbs. All chromers coming in as the spawners are up at Gerrard now. Will
be going up there hopefully on the weekend to see the spawning fish, and get
an idea on the counts.


Last week we were getting nice fish most days. Fish in the 12 – 15lb range.
On wednesday we never landed one over 10lbs. Then on Thursday everything
came together and we had a busy day. We landed 5 rainbows in the 11 – 17lb
range. Gorgeous chromers. Great fight. Also threw in an 8lb dolly and 4
shakers. The 219, 221, and 215 were hot that day. Typical spring colors.
Flies with green in them are working well as the water turns green from the
runoff.

Still have a few salmon/halibut dates left. Will be out on the west coast
fishing by the beginning of July.

 

Weather have finally turned nice. Looks like we may get a summer after all.
Hope you can join me soon.

 

Tight Lines … Brad Stubbs
www.kootenaykingfisher.com
cell:250-265-7110


Fishing Report – April 17, 2012

Spring fishing is starting. Starting to get rainbows on hair. Need to keep
it slow to about 2 – 2.2mph. Should be full on here in a week or two. The
228 and 215 have been working for me. The greens should start up soon as
well.The time is now to book your May and June fishing trips.

 

The Woodbury Dolly Derby had another great year. We had 3 bull trout about
10 or 11 lbs, along with a bunch of smaller ones.We also landed an 11 lb
rainbow. Winning weight was 15lbs and third was 12. So close but no cigar.

Still have a few salmon / halibut trips available. Will be starting out on
the west coast about July 1.The boys are already having some good days out
there so will be a great year.

 

I got a new computer, and had to move over my fishing report list. Some of
you may have been in my contacts, and got automatically put into my fishing
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removed, please reply to this email and type in remove in the subject line,
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Feels great to be out fishing in the warm spring sun (when it decides to
come out). Hope you can join me soon.

 

Tight Lines … Brad Stubbs
www.kootenaykingfisher.com
cell:250-265-7110


Fishing Report – March 15. 2012

Not too much new to report on Kootenay Lake. Still good Bull Trout fishing.

Averaging 4 – 8 fish per day. Lymans, billies and flasher & hootchie all

working well. Colors change daily or hourly as all sorts of weather changes

have been coming through. It keeps you on your toes.

 

Getting a few nice rainbows, but they are pretty moody in this cold water.

Same gear working. Got a double digit trout the other day @ 99ft on a

flasher and hootchie. You never know where they’ll be on a certain day.

The Woodbury Dolly Derby is on April 6,7,8. Should be another great turnout.

The Dream Team (aka: The French Connection) and I will be out. We plan on

taking first and second, but third may be open. We’ll see how that plan

works out!!!

 

Look for the Gerrards to really turn on about the last week of April through

till the middle of June. We need to get the water temp back up into the

40′s. Good to book these dates soon as it’s looking like a busy spring.

Don’t forget about summer salmon & halibut fishing in Ucluelet. Looking like

another great year for salmon numbers. Great runs are coming out of the

states this year, helping us have great numbers of fish. One river I heard

of expects an increase of 500 000 salmon this year due too habitat and

hatchery enhancements. We’ll give those fish a run for their money as they

swim by Ukee in July.

 

Looks like fisheries has come up with a number for Halibut quota. I believe

it’s 981 000 lbs for the sport fisherman. That’s down from last year. Looks

like they may be closing the fishery a bit early again this year. We’ll see.

 

Lots of great fishing coming up this spring and summer. Let’s get out in the

sunshine and catch some rays and some fish.

 

Tight Lines . Brad Stubbs

www.kootenaykingfisher.com

 


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